Radon solutions for crawl spaces and mixed foundations
Some Omaha-area homes, especially additions and older homes, have crawl spaces or a mix of basement and crawl space. Radon from a dirt or gravel crawl space floor needs a different approach.
Sub-membrane depressurization
A heavy plastic membrane (vapor barrier) is laid over the crawl space floor and sealed to the walls and piers. A suction point under the membrane connects to the radon fan, which draws soil gas from beneath the plastic and vents it above the roof.
Mixed foundations
Homes with a basement plus a crawl space or slab addition may need suction in more than one area, often tied into one fan.
Extras that may be recommended
- Heavier membrane for crawl spaces used for storage
- Sealing crawl space vents and access doors
- Moisture control if the crawl space is damp
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does crawl space mitigation cost more?
Usually, yes, due to membrane materials and labor; many fall around $1,800 to $3,500+.
Can I still store things in my crawl space?
Yes, with a heavier membrane and care not to puncture it.
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