Crawlspace Installation Photos

Quite simply, houses with crawlspaces are the most difficult and labor intensive to mitigate. A crawlspace usually consists of a large unfinished area with an exposed dirt or gravel floor that must be sealed.

This is often in combination with a basement area where both areas must be mitigated. At Home Radon works hard to design one seamless and efficient system to successfully and cost-effectively mitigate both areas of your home.

Crawlspace Installation - Sump Pump This shows a crawlspace and sump pump installation.	Crawlspace Installation - Core Drill This shows a crawlspace and core drill installation.	Crawlspace Installation - Close Up The radon pipe enters through a small opening to the crawlspace.	Crawlspace Installation - Tight Squeeze At Home Radon will do what it takes to get the crawlspace sealed.
Crawlspace Pipe Close Up The pipe runs through the crawlspace from an unfinished area of your basement.	Crawlspace Installing the Pipe Our mitigation specialists sealing pipe in a crawlspace.	Crawlspace - Sealed Area - Interior View Sealing the crawlspace is essential for mitigating the area.	Crawlspace - Sealed Area - Interior View #2
Crawlspace Installation - Sealed Area Interior View #3	Crawlspace Installation - Sealed Area interior View #4	Crawlspace Installation - Exterior View As with the sump pump and core drill installation, the fan is installed on the exterior of the home.