Radon Mitigation Systems, Basement Egress Windows and more

  Radon Gas can have an adverse effect on your lungs just like smoking cigarettes. Check out our "About Radon Gas" page to learn more about Radon. There are several methods that can be used to lower radon gas levels in your home.  Some techniques prevent radon from entering your home while others reduce radon levels after it has entered.  EPA generally recommends methods which prevent the entry of radon.  One method that prevents the entry of radon is called active soil depressurization.  These Radon Mitigation Systems consist of PVC pipe connected to the soil either through a hole in the slab, a sump lid connection, or beneath a plastic sheet in the crawl space.  Attached to the pipe is a quiet, continuously operating fan that discharges the radon to a location outside of the home. 

 Keep your loved ones safe by adding an escape route in your basement in case of a fire. Egress windows are a great way to add legal living space to the basement of your home.  In college town areas like Menomonie and River Falls they are well worth the money because they can raise the resale value of your home.  Often in areas with high rental demand, such as River Falls the added value to your home is higher than the cost of installing an egress window.  Egress windows can be added to poured walls, block walls, and wood wall foundations with a variety of egress window sizes and egress window well surrounds to choose from. 

 Wet basement problems? We guarantee our work to keep your basement dry. There are many things that can cause your basement to get wet, it can be a landscaping issue, a lack of gutters, cracked walls, or in many circumstances, ground water coming up through the floor cracks and foundation seams where the wall meets the floor.  This is called hydrostatic pressure and our Interior drain tile installation relieves this pressure and directs the water to a sump basin, pumping the water out of  the ground so your basement never gets wet. 

Specializing in foundation wall bracing and straightening. Restore your old wall to its its original structural strength without the cost of moving your house offsite and pouring a new foundation.