A self-built Radon mitigation system was pulling more Radon into the home, rather than discharging it from the home.
Worn-out fan had alerted the couple of the dangerous mitigation system and failing sump pump.
Old Radon mitigation system is uninstalled so sump pump system can be replaced.
Workers dig out old sump pump system, and soon find a bigger issue.
Previous drainage system has caused the ground under the pit to washout, making the concrete floor brittle and weak.
SuperSump is installed to replace old sump and to create proper seal for Radon Mitigation system.
A Maverick fan is installed to the new mitigation system so Radon is properly discharged from the home.
Workers properly secure the system to the home.
After the concrete floor is sealed and Radon Mitigation system is installed, the systems work together to properly and effectively discharge water and Radon from the home.
Radon is properly pulled from the home to be distributed back outside.
Project Info

Jennifer and Jeremiah had recently purchased a new home in Davenport that had a waterproof and radon mitigation system. The fan that was used in the mitigation system had begun to make a loud noise and they reached out to MidAmerica Basement Systems to have their system inspected. Bill, Radon Mitigation Specialist, was extremely concerned about their system, for it was not professionally taken care of, and was actually pulling more Radon into their home because it was not properly sealed. Both the Radon and waterproofing systems needed to be replaced before more problems appeared. With a proper seal on the new SuperSump and a proper Radon Mitigation systems, Jennifer and Jeremiah have a safe home to live in.