A renovation is ongoing in this client's home. They're making a large addition that includes a space behind their garage that's being converted to a laundry room and will set another space for the garage extension. An upstairs sunroom is also under construction. While they have this, they decided to take a radon test to see what's their level. Lo and behold, it turned out to be almost 10 pCi/L and that's high! The client made the decision to get a radon mitigation system installed with Radon Defense Midwest which would be a great fit while there is ongoing construction. So it's like a hole in one project. Everything was discussed in full detail and the installation was perfect. The client is happy.

This client did make sure his home was tested for radon. It's a newly renovated home and it's nice in person. He requested the best and ideal that would fit in his home's structure. We were able to draft one for him and really liked it! Installation went well.

High Radon Levels Lead to Action in Finished Basement

After receiving radon test results showing 22.2 pCi/L, this homeowner, who had never tested before, took immediate action. With a child living in the mostly finished basement, addressing radon became a top priority. A 3-point mitigation system will be installed, with extraction points at the plumbing stack, SE corner, and along the south wall. The homeowner plans to clear out storage, including part of a built-in shelf, to give the crew access. The system will be carefully routed: points one and two connected low, points two and three connected high, with the system exiting from point two. This proactive move ensures a healthier environment for the entire family, especially the kids living downstairs.

The clients were former customers of thrasher and they really our quality of service and company standards. His home had really access to the vents and his HVAC system was kind of tight but other than that the cleaning went well. 

This young client is a serious farmer, sought our help for a radon remediation system in his parents' ranch-style home. Built in 2016, the basement, mostly finished, had a passive system in place, but client considered alternative options due to concerns about warranties and fan longevity. A 4'' PVC pipe was speculated to be installed for the location of the system. With radon levels at 11.5 after test, health worries arose for him and his family, prompting the installation of a 20x25 filter and UVC. Additional points near the water heater and an interior drain tile in the sump pit were noted. The client, initially reserved, he warmed up during the process and provided an amazing feedback that he was very happy how the team was hands-on.