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Basement Mitigation in Eagle, ID

Sub Slab Depressurization in Eagle, ID

Idaho Radon was contracted by the sellers of a property recently placed under contract. During the home inspection phase, the buyers conducted a radon test, which revealed elevated radon levels exceeding 4.0 pCi/L.

Upon being contacted by the sellers on a Thursday, Idaho Radon promptly assessed the property on Friday and completed the radon mitigation service the following Tuesday. The mitigation process included installing a 2,400-square-foot radon barrier to fully encapsulate the crawl space. A radon mitigation fan was strategically placed in the garage, with venting routed through the attic and exiting via a roof jack to ensure effective ventilation.

Basement Mitigation in Eagle, ID

This 1,800 sq. ft. basement required the installation of two active soil depressurization systems due to load-bearing footers that limited the ability to achieve adequate sub-slab suction with a single system. One system was installed on the north side of the home and discreetly concealed behind built-in shelving, while the second system was located in a storage room and routed through a crawlspace to a fan mounted on the exterior wall. Idaho Radon successfully reduced the average radon level to 1.3 pCi/L.