• clean,floor cracks,radon mitigation,Sealing Radon Entry Routes
    Sealing: Before we arrive the customer is informed that the owner is to relocate items 2 feet away from the walls in the unfinished basement and garage. This will allow us to seal all exposed wall/floor joints and floor cracks to achieve the best possible results and energy efficiency.
  • floor cracks,radon mitigation,Sealing Radon Entry Routes
    Sealing: We will seal wall/floor joints in the unfinished basement and garage (if a suction point in the garage slab is being installed). Sealing increases the efficiency of the system and the reduction of radon levels.
  • control joint,floor cracks,radon mitigation,Sealing Radon Entry Routes
    We will seal exposed control joints in the basement floor and garage slab.
  • floor cracks,radon mitigation,Sealing Radon Entry Routes
    We seal all exposed floor cracks that are 1/8″ wider or wider in the basement floor and garage.
  • crawl space,gravel crawl space,radon mitigation,Sealing Radon Entry Routes
    We will seal the floor of a gravel crawl space with 6 ml. plastic membrane. The plastic will be attached to the walls of the crawl space with wood furring strips and sealant.
  • crawl space,gravel crawl space,radon mitigation,Sealing Radon Entry Routes
    This home had insulation on the walls of the gravel crawl space. In this case, we will remove up to 12″ of the insulation to achieve a superior airtight seal of the plastic. Failure to do this step will reduce the efficiency of the system and increase the operating cost of the system. We will re-secure the insulation for an additional charge if needed.
  • Radon-mitigation-system-seal-gravel-crawl-space-white-plastic
    Sealing Radon Entry Routes
    We can install white plastic membrane in a gravel crawl space for a clean look.
  • Radon-Mitigation-Seal-Gravel-Crawl-Space
    Sealing Radon Entry Routes
    Sealed crawl space with 22 ml membrane extending up to the top of the foundation wall. This process eliminates uncontrolled water from foundation cracks to end up on top of the membrane.
  • Sealed Sump Pit
    radon mitigation,Sealing Radon Entry Routes,sump cover,sump pit
    We will seal the groundwater sump pit with a solid poly lid so that it is airtight. The lid is labeled with instructions for maintenance. The sump pit should be sealed airtight to trap radon and moisture under the slab so that it can be pulled out with the sub-slab ventilation system.
  • radon mitigation,Sealing Radon Entry Routes,sump cover,sump pit,viewport
    We can install an optional viewport on the sump lid cover so that you may see into the sump pit without removing the lid. This option is an additional charge.
  • radon mitigation,Sealing Radon Entry Routes,sump cover,sump pit
  • drain tile,radon mitigation,Sealing Radon Entry Routes
    This home has an interior drain tile system. Our system was modified to work in conjunction with the interior drain tile system. This is just one sign of our extensive experience with many different types of homes and situations.
  • drain tile,radon mitigation,Sealing Radon Entry Routes
    We also install membranes on foundation walls with an interior drain tile system that will allow the water management system and radon system to work perfectly together.
  • radon mitigation,Sealing Radon Entry Routes,sump cover,sump pit
    We can install a clear sump cover that allows you to conduct a visual inspection of the groundwater sump. This is considered an upgrade feature.
  • Clear sump cover
    radon mitigation,Sealing Radon Entry Routes,sump cover,sump pit
    We can install a clear sump cover that allows you to conduct a visual inspection of the ground water sump. This is considered an upgrade feature.
  • Sealing Radon Entry Routes
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