Concrete Crawlspaces


Chicago and the surrounding suburbs have some of the highest radon levels in the country. A concrete floor in the crawlspace will mitigate the problem in your home. The American Lung Assocation and The E.P.A (Environmental Protection Agency) recommend a concrete floor and proper drainage be installed in all existing crawlspaces.

How radon gets in to your home:

1. Unfinished crawlspace
2. Construction joints
3. Cracks in walls
4. Gaps in suspended floors
5. Gaps around service pipes
6. Cavities inside walls
7. Cracks in solid floors

Radon

Radon Map

Radon Zone Colors