This was a multi-chambered home that needed radon mitigation help as they tested their home and returned with really high levels. The couple (owners) have a very clear understanding what radon can do to one's health if this was left unmitigated. They mentioned that this was the best decision they made at the start of 2023. 

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 & Indoor Air Quality Upgrades for New Home

After CRM testing revealed radon levels of 9.3 pCi/L, Sandra and her family decided it was time to take action. With a two-chamber basement and an inaccessible crawlspace addition, our team designed a two-point sub-slab extraction system, placed on either side of the block wall. One extraction point will also require coring through the raised storage room to route the exhaust properly. To further protect the home, we’re installing a 20x25 Breathe EZ Air Cleaner (with L brackets if needed) and completing a full duct cleaning with standard fogging, as the ducts had never been cleaned before. With high humidity levels, we also discussed adding a Sedona dehumidifier for long-term comfort and protection. Sandra’s son-in-law, Heath, was present during the planning to ensure the system setup addressed both radon reduction and indoor air quality improvements for the whole family.

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!