Before

The condo tested at approximately 4.9 pCi/L with no active radon mitigation system installed and exterior routing constraints due to HOA requirements.

After (Planned Work)

A one-pipe radon mitigation system is planned with vent routing directed toward the rear of the building, followed by CRM testing to verify performance.

Before:

No existing radon system was present. With no sump pump or crawlspace, this home was vulnerable to radon infiltration, especially with the pending home sale in August.

After:
We installed a two-point extraction system, carefully routing the piping from the living area through to a back room with a large rock, then out through the side of the house. The result is a discreet and future-proof installation ready for a safer, healthier home transition.

Discover the before and after impact of our radon mitigation efforts in a vacant Oakville ranch home. Beginning with a radon level of 8.3, we installed a comprehensive system in a large utility closet, utilizing the space to hide equipment and maintain the home’s clean appearance. The after photos demonstrate the effectiveness of the system, seamlessly integrated into the home’s layout, reducing radon levels and enhancing safety for future occupants.

Before: Radon at 14 pCi/L, one foundation, no encapsulation, a sump pump in place, and no clear mitigation system.
After: A clean two-pipe radon system professionally installed along the cement wall and chimney—ready to reduce radon and help close the sale smoothly.

Before our install, this Harwinton property had no radon protection in place. After evaluating the structure, we implemented a clean and efficient system that blends seamlessly with the home’s layout. These before-and-after shots showcase how we transitioned the property into a healthier, safer living space.