Apex Radon Solutions Before & After Photos

Before

The home tested above 4.0 pCi/L and included multiple foundation conditions, including a large exposed boulder area beneath part of the structure.

After (Planned Work)

A multi-point radon mitigation system and encapsulation plan were developed to improve airflow beneath the slab and isolate exposed earth areas beneath the home.

Before

The home tested at 6.0 pCi/L and included a combination of basement and crawl space foundations, along with a sump pump in the finished basement that required additional sealing.

After (Planned Work)

A two-point radon mitigation system will be installed with extraction points in both the crawl space and main basement. The sump cover will be professionally sealed with spray foam, providing comprehensive radon reduction throughout the home.

Before

The existing radon mitigation system required a fan replacement.

After

The radon fan was replaced to restore system operation. The system should continue to be monitored, and follow-up radon testing is recommended to confirm that radon levels remain controlled.

Before

The existing system has an interior pipe run, with the fan and vent piping routed upward through the garage. Two of the three crawl spaces have exposed dirt, and the current extraction point in the largest crawl space is not effectively addressing the area. The front two crawl spaces are planned for encapsulation, and an exposed dirt area behind the washer and dryer will need a concrete surface measuring approximately 21 by 10 inches.

After (Planned Work)

Apex Radon Solutions plans to modify the existing radon mitigation system by removing the current extraction point in the crawl space and reassessing the extraction layout to provide better coverage across the home's basement and crawl spaces. The front two crawl spaces will be encapsulated to create a more consistent barrier over the exposed soil and help support the mitigation strategy.

The exposed dirt area behind the washer and dryer will also be addressed with concrete. The existing interior pipe route through the garage will be considered as part of the overall system layout, with performance and effective radon reduction remaining the priorities.

Before

The home had a radon reading of 4.5 pCi/L and three separate foundation areas, including two unfinished spaces and one finished space. The finished area had an existing makeshift WaterGuard channel that needed attention as part of the mitigation work.

After

We installed a two-point radon mitigation system powered by a Festa Eagle Extreme fan. The extraction points provide coverage for the separate foundation areas, with the exterior piping routed through the garage and exiting at the left rear corner. Approximately 40 feet of the WaterGuard channel was also encapsulated with spray foam to help reduce potential soil-gas entry.