Pam, a retired postal carrier, recently discovered radon levels of 7 in her home, where her niece works from the basement. Despite replacing windows, dust and allergies persist. Her basement, split into storage and finished areas, it definitely lacks duct cleaning. Extraction points were planned, with Pam favoring our design and willing to pay more for quality - she was offer cheaper bids. She appreciated our thorough explanation, unlike a competitor's oversight. Additionally, she opted for duct cleaning with standard fogging.

These homeowners spend so much time in the basement and were worried about their possible radon exposure, They did test their home and returned with low levels but still pursued to have an active-passive system for additional protection. 

This was a two point system with a basement that is mostly unfinished due to some finishings from the home office and bathroom. It was a smooth installation as homeowner is advised how everything would go from start to finish. He was nice to talk to. 

This was a very simple project as this customer only requested to have her radon fan checked and replaced. It was definitely old and it's its time to retire. We replaced it with a new Eagle Fan. 

Radon System for Home with Inaccessible Crawlspaces and New Basement Addition

This home presented a unique challenge: two inaccessible crawlspaces and a newly added basement section. To ensure proper radon reduction, our team designed a system with an extraction point in the corner of the new basement, run through the block wall to connect with a second extraction point located near the new plumbing and egress window. Despite limited access to key areas, strategic routing and thoughtful system design ensured we could deliver reliable radon mitigation while respecting the home’s structure. Sometimes the job calls for a little creativity—and this install delivered protection where it matters most.