Radon Mitigation Planned Before Move-In for Newly Purchased Home

After purchasing this unique home, the homeowner coordinated the project remotely from Arizona while preparing to move in this May or June. During a FaceTime walkthrough with his brother-in-law, the plan for a sub-slab radon mitigation system was finalized after testing showed levels at 3.9 pCi/L, right near the EPA action threshold. The system will use an extraction point near the plumbing stack and exit through the rim joist. Because of the home’s low extended metal roofline on the west side, the vent pipe will extend four feet above the roof to meet proper radon mitigation standards. The homeowner understood the design and approved the setup for long-term indoor air quality protection.

Client called our help to make sure their basement is radon-safe for her kids to play in since that is their favorite spot. They were happy with the results of the installation. 

Radon mitigation was a solution this client considered to have healthier indoor air. Gladly, our team of experts was able to install it quickly and smoothly. 

Client's wife is home-based and stays there most of the time so he wanted to make sure they have an active system with protection against high radon exposure. This was a very easy install and came out well. 

This family from Gretna, Nebraska wanted a passive system in the attic since this is where they spend most of their time. They were very concerned since they had a friend who was diagnosed with lung cancer but is a non-smoker.