Radon Mitigation Before & After Photos

Exterior aesthetics option. Radon mitigation system with attached fan housing cover to conceal fan. 

A recently sold home in Florissant, CO, tested at a high radon level of 18 pCi/L, prompting the seller to install a mitigation system for safety. The homeowner chose Purple Mountain Radon for their trusted expertise and thorough approach. The team installed a sub-slab depressurization system in the unfinished walkout basement storage area, effectively lowering radon levels and ensuring a healthier indoor environment. Protect your home and family from harmful radon—schedule your mitigation consultation today!

During a real estate transaction in Florissant, CO, a manufactured home needed to meet specific HUD requirements before qualifying for FHA financing. To comply with HUD Publication 7584, the crawlspace had to be properly encapsulated using a 6-mil polyethylene vapor barrier. With 28 cement piers to trim and seal around, the job demanded precision and experience—two things Purple Mountain Radon is known for. Though this wasn’t a radon mitigation project, the team’s expertise in crawlspace encapsulation made them a perfect fit. Every corner was carefully sealed to meet the strict guidelines and help move the sale forward. If you're facing a HUD-related home requirement, trust PMR to get it done right the first time.

In Cripple Creek, CO, a unique A-frame cabin required radon mitigation to address elevated levels detected in both the basement and the main structure. With the basement measuring at 33 pCi/L and the A-frame around 9 pCi/L, the homeowner chose Purple Mountain Radon for their expertise in effectively managing such challenges. To streamline the mitigation process, the team connected the exhaust systems from the crawlspace and window well, utilizing a radon exhaust pipe to exit from the crawlspace while avoiding the installation of two separate systems. Additionally, they addressed the wood foundation's unique requirements by fastening a vapor barrier using trim-sized lumber. This comprehensive approach not only improved the home’s safety but also significantly reduced radon risk, ensuring a healthier living environment. If you’re looking to enhance your home’s safety and reduce radon risk, consider expert radon mitigation solutions tailored to your unique needs.

Before and after photos of the A-frame crawlspace.