Photo Album: Crawlspace Encapsulation in Boise, ID

This project involved the installation of a crawlspace radon mitigation system in a home supported by a post-and-beam floor structure. Unlike typical installations, this structure presented added complexity due to the presence of approximately three times the usual number of support posts for a building of this size — requiring sealing around 82 individual posts. Additionally, the home is located near a busy street corner and lacks fencing, effectively giving it two front-facing yards. The client expressed concern about the visual impact of the system. To address this, Idaho Radon installed a fan cover designed to enhance the system’s appearance, offering a cleaner and more streamlined aesthetic. Upon completion, the mitigation system successfully reduced the home’s average radon levels from 6.3 pCi/L to below 1.5 pCi/L.