The Meaning of Radon Mitigation for a Simple Family

This client of ours shared his heroic story on how he brought up the radon mitigation system as a health investment to his family. They were hesitant at first due to the costs and the meticulous process their home needs to go through. A neighbor convinced them to get a simple radon test first and shocked to see that they had high levels! They did ask the team what's the best option for a tight budget and didn't realize we offered a payment plan or financing. They were really happy about and gone through the booking. The team did see they also needed a crawlspace encapsulation to prevent moisture and bugs. It was a simple installation since they already have a dedicated spot for the radon fan. 

This client had their home tested for radon and the results weren't really good. Worried about their family's health, they proceeded to inquire with Radon Defense Midwest with the ideal radon mitigation system designed for the home's structure. They liked it but requested a few remediations to keep the home's aesthetic. The installation was easy since there were extraction points found for the system. Everything went well! 

Radon Mitigation Installation Guidelines Explained

When the Miesbach family discovered high radon levels in their home, they felt anxious. They contacted Radon Defense Midwest and the team guided them through radon mitigation installation guidelines: sealing cracks, installing a vent pipe, and ensuring proper airflow. With each step, their worries lessen, replaced by relief as they created a safer, healthier home. Another happy installation story!

New Home with High Radon Levels

Lisa, a recent homeowner, discovered high radon levels during a pre-purchase inspection. The team discovered she had high levels going up to 23 pCi/L. They contacted us for a free estimate and went on with the proposed initial design. A well-placed mitigation system resolved the issue, ensuring a safe and healthy home for her and her family.

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.