The customer's basement renovation project included radon mitigation installation, enhancing the home's overall value and safety. He made this decision because he found out from a home inspector friend that a radon mitigation system increases the value of a home over time. It's starting to become part of safety and wellness in the government's agenda. We definitely agree with this client's perspective!

Radon Mitigation for the Dinapolis' New Home: Addressing Crawlspace & Basement Risks

When the Dinapolis family purchased their new home, they were already one step ahead in protecting their investment and health. With radon levels testing between 10–11 pCi/L, and a 4-foot crawlspace accessible from the back of the house, radon mitigation was a clear next move. Thanks to Realtor Charlie Sutton, who had already helped the seller patch floors and seal visible cracks, the home was prepped for an efficient install. Our team designed a 2-point radon mitigation system, one extraction point in the basement and another in the crawlspace. We paid special attention to an old coal chute in the crawlspace, sealing it thoroughly to reduce radon infiltration. This approach provided a cost-effective radon reduction solution tailored to the home’s layout; giving the Dinapolis family peace of mind from the start.

Andrew and John did a great job installing this 5 point mitigation system. 

This lovely couple called in as they wanted to add another radon mitigation system at their home. They already have 2 existing from Thrasher, so they wanted to try ours out. We provided them the ideal structure of how will it be and they were happy about it. Everything went well! 

This homeowner had her home tested for radon which came out with high levels, especially in her area. She wanted to renovate her home but before that, she planned to have the mitigation system first as part of her protection. We were able to explain to her how the installation will be, and she was happy with the outcome.