Radon Information Before & After Photos

Radon Mitigation is a Home Inspection Need

This client had an old radon mitigation installed in 2013 when the team checked, it was no longer working! Homeowner decided to have it replaced with a new one as he is planning to have the house appraised and his home inspector friend suggested to have his radon mitigation system checked first as he observed it's old age. The team installed on the same spot and educated client on how it should be maintained. He opted for a fan cover for maximum durability. 

Andrew did a great job in this install that had 4 extraction points and an encapsulation. The customer had high levels of radon and wanted to make sure the home was safe!

This nice and accommodating family, worried about lung cancer risks, decided on radon mitigation as their solution. Their peace of mind skyrocketed as radon levels plummeted after a few days of installation. 

The owner is familiar with encapsulation from his insurance background, easily understood our mitigation proposal. Having used our services before, he spoke highly of us. The reason for his current call was a potential radon issue due to a past home addition. The homeowner was very cooperative and led me to the crawl space upon arriving. The team will implement a two-point system, one connecting to the crawl space and exiting through the back corner of the house. Considering aesthetics, the homeowner prefers the extraction to run inside the fence, along the gutter. He was happy as his demands were granted. 

An Ecoblue monitoring device was retrieved from a nearly new home with radon levels at 13. A passive system was present, inconspicuously marked near the sump. The homeowner expressed interest in duct cleaning, understanding the importance of quality service. Due to the radon level, a second extraction point was recommended, strategically placed in the unfinished utility area for potential basement finishing. The homeowners plan to reach out for further services as they consider mitigating potential dirty air from nearby construction.