This is a single point system running out of the sump and through the soffit. The project is dedicated for the church, and it was talked about as they wanted all people who serve would be protected from the harmful exposure of radon. It is believed that since it's always a closed mass and the vicinity or structure is old, the radon mitigation system is a necessity. 

Home for Sale Needed Radon Mitigation

This home was up for sale by a trusted and known real estate company in Central Iowa, but it missed something to become saleable -- a radon mitigation system. Throughout the years, this company only trusts Radon Defense Midwest and now, Iowa Radon Defense. The team have been serving all homes that needed radon risk care. As part of the company's promise to ensure every home is completely safe, inspected, and livable... this is part of their routine. 

Customized Radon Solution for a Handy Homeowner with Specific Needs

For this two-point radon mitigation project, the system was carefully designed to respect both the home’s layout and the homeowner’s specific requests. With elevated radon levels and a finished basement, the system includes one extraction point beneath the stairs and a second near the basement’s exit wall—both routed discreetly and exiting near the home’s AC unit.

What made this install unique was the homeowner’s active involvement. As a skilled DIYer, he chose to core joist holes himself for cleaner pipe routing and even offered to repurpose an old dryer vent as an exit point. Our team supported his input while ensuring performance and compliance.

It was a duplex home that needed help with radon mitigation. The home tested for radon and returned with high levels. Client was eager to mitigate since he is really worried for his family especially with the kids. The team has drafted a one point system stack next to the washer and dryer in the home's basement behind the bathroom wall and then it will be up and out the home near the air conditioning -- just how the client pictures it. Everything went well! 

Custom Radon Mitigation for Older Homes with Limited Crawlspace Access

After years of home additions and changes, a couple decided it was time to address radon concerns and improve comfort where they sleep. Access to parts of the basement was limited, but a plan was crafted to make the most of the available entry points. A radon extraction point was installed through a storm door addition, and a second point was cored through a basement wall to reach a crawlspace beneath the master bedroom. Extra insulation was added to the rim joists in this area, helping to create a warmer, healthier environment where they spent much of their time. Despite the home’s complex layout and hidden crawlspaces, the custom mitigation solution provided peace of mind and noticeable improvements in air quality.