Radon Mitigation Before Winter Starts

This client's family members were determined to create a safe home for their family after discovering high radon levels in their home, it was around 25 pCi/L. They set clear goals: reduce radon exposure, ensure a healthy environment, and increase property value before the year ends or winter officially starts. Radon Defense Midwest team guided them through the process, explaining each step. With a professional installation completed, the family gave happy feedback as they received confirmation of reduced levels after a few days. Their commitment paid off, transforming their home into a sanctuary, free from the dangers of radon exposure, and restoring their peace of mind.

A New Home with a Radon Mitigation System

The client was moving into a home they had just purchased and wanted to ensure it was safe. During the home inspection, radon levels were found to be above the recommended threshold. Although the seller offered to reduce the home price, the client prioritized health over savings and insisted on a mitigation system being installed before closing. Once the system was in place, the client felt secure knowing their new home was safe for their family.

Homeowner just moved in the home last month and needed help with the old mitigation system. There were fairly large cracks into the foundation which need to be sealed. It was a huge home and we did discuss his options for replacement as it would be a more practical choice. He agreed and went on decided to have the fan placed outside of the home this time. Homeowner also asked about duct cleaning as a I just moved into the house within the last few months and told me that air flow seem to be an issue. There is a room that is painted blue in the back of the house apparently has no air float to it. 

Radon Mitigation System Effectively Reduces High Levels in Multi-Level Home

When radon levels spiked above 25 in a multi-level home, a three-point system was designed to tackle the issue head on. In the utility room, two extraction points were established—one at the sump and another 10 feet to the right—to ensure thorough air circulation. A third extraction point was cored through the wall and discreetly placed in a bedroom closet, specifically targeting the area enhanced by a recent addition. Although the homeowner was considering Breath EZ and DC systems, she opted for a robust, three-point solution to effectively reduce the high radon levels. This tailored approach not only provided immediate relief but also promised long-term improvements in the overall air quality throughout her home.

This was a genuinely nice woman to talk to, really calm. It was a straightforward radon mitigation system to install and nothing too shabby. She was really interested in how it works to protect her health and home. We originally quoted her 4 years ago and she wasn't ready. After a period of talking through her peers and family, she gave in and decided to get her own.