Just to let everyone know we have a working display of an inside and outside Radon system. We built this when we opened our office/shop in 2005. You can also see video clips of system installs under our media gallery.
I was told that this might be the first working Radon system display every built. We have shared what we did with other mitigators in other parts of the country so they could do something similar.
We are always working to be the leading Radon company.
A while ago we were asked to help out with the ABC Extreme Makeover home that was built in Neenah. It turns out the family that was picked for the home attends our church.
It was a great experience. My manager Chris did most of the work, and was there for quite some time. We had to do our work between some other subs so we had to be ready to go as soon as they were done. The home was really built from foundation to roof in one week. We drive by this home every day when we drive our daughter April to middle school. It is a nice home in and out.
Yesterday I received a call from a customer who had her system installed about 3 months ago. Her home had always had a moisture problem. Over the years that they have lived there they had invested a lot of money trying to lower the moisture in the home. They had even purchased a whole house dehumidifier that was connected to their furnace.
When I did their estimate I mentioned that our system will help with their moisture issue also. Our system takes out moisture at the source, before it’s in the home. Everything else on the market tries to treat the moisture once it’s in the home.
Well, I am happy to say that when she called she said that her moisture problem is solved, and that is with her whole house dehumidifier turned off!
With our system we guarantee a low Radon level and lowered moisture level, so you get two systems in one. And, our system is saving them money. Our system only costs about $25 year to run, whereas the whole house dehumidifier costs that much a month.
Radon Specialists of Wisconsin
I received a call yesterday from someone who wanted to use our coupon for a Free Radon Test. When I was taking the address he mentioned a lot number. I asked if this was a new home, he said no “it’s a mobile home”. I then asked if his mobile home was attached to a foundation, like a crawl space or basement, even a slab. He said “no”. The good news is, I told him, is that you don’t have to test for Radon. You have open air under your home, it’s impossible for you to have elevated Radon. He still wanted to test, because it was supposed to be free. I told him that because we already know his levels would be pretty much be the same as outside air or lower that we would not be making a trip to him home. So, if your home is a tent, or an ice shanty on the lake or a mobile home you can rest easy that you will not have a Radon problem. But, if your mobile home is attached to a foundation, which I have seen, then you should test because even though the chances would be lower, you could still have a Radon problem.