Purple Mountain Radon Before & After Photos

In Colorado Springs, a homeowner working from a basement office faced high radon infiltration through the basement slab. Purple Mountain Radon installed a sub-slab depressurization system, carefully navigating around the unique layout of the split-level home. With the mechanical room not near an exterior wall, the system was placed beneath the entryway, where a path to the garage allowed for efficient routing of the pipe to the exterior. This strategic installation minimized disruption while effectively reducing radon levels. If you're experiencing similar issues, Purple Mountain Radon can provide a tailored solution to keep your home safe.

In Colorado Springs, an unfinished basement doubling as a kids' play area and adult home gym raised concerns when radon was found seeping in through cracked control and expansion joints, as well as an open sump pit. Wanting to protect their family's health, the homeowner turned to Purple Mountain Radon for help. Dan Lagreca and the team sealed the sump pit with an airtight lid and installed a sump depressurization system that effectively pulled radon from the drain tile system around the foundation. Now the space is safer for both workouts and playtime. If you’re using your basement for daily living, let Purple Mountain Radon help reduce your home’s radon risk with expert solutions tailored to your space.

Before and after photos of crawlspace encapsulation.

A sub-slab mitigation system was installed in this Colorado Springs home against back wall of basement behind HVA system. 

Basement slabs will have cutouts to provide tubs access to sewer lines.  These cutouts have exposed soil and are radon entry points into the home. We fill these areas with expanding foam to seal it off.