Radon Mitigation Before & After Photos

Homeowner requested a mitigation system that tied in to the perimeter drain/sump.

Testing effectiveness of passive radon mitigation sstem.

Purple Mountain Radon was called to look into a system installed a few years ago that wasn't reducing radon levels. The outside was only one issue to resolve. 

Before and after photos of Westcliffe, CO cabin.

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can build up in homes, posing serious health risks like lung cancer. In this case, the customer in Canon City, CO, noticed elevated radon levels in their new construction home, mainly due to an open and unsealed sump lid, along with cracked expansion joints throughout the unfinished basement. They chose Purple Mountain Radon for their expertise in handling radon issues in new homes. To mitigate the risk, our team sealed the cracked joints with polyurethane caulk, installed an airtight sump lid, and routed the exhaust piping toward the rear of the home to effectively reduce radon levels.