Maine Radon & Environmental Before & After Photos

In Cumberland, Maine, a vigilant homeowner, prioritizing safety, reached out to us concerning radon levels in their home. Our thorough evaluation unveiled concerning results, signaling elevated radon levels. Without hesitation, we promptly implemented an advanced sub-slab radon air system, ensuring the safety and contentment of the entire family. At Maine Radon & Water Treatment, we hold our mission of safeguarding homes and enhancing lives through our proficient radon mitigation services in the highest regard.

A homeowner in Pownal, ME, sought to activate their passive radon mitigation system after discovering radon levels between 7 and 7.5 pCi/L, which posed potential health risks. After consulting with Maine Radon, they chose our services due to our expertise in radon mitigation and our tailored approach to ensuring client satisfaction. During the installation, we relocated the system to the rear of the house alongside the water treatment equipment, capping the existing pipe and creating a discharge hole for the dehumidifier. By reducing radon levels, we help homeowners like this one mitigate the associated risks. If you're concerned about radon exposure, contact Maine Radon today for a personalized solution.

A homeowner in Yarmouth, Maine, who was concerned about radon, got in touch with us. We found high levels of radon, which can be risky. To keep the family safe, we installed a radon system. At Maine Radon & Water Treatment, our goal is to make homes safer and healthier by tackling radon issues with our expertise.

In Yarmouth, Maine, a homeowner reached out to Maine Radon and Water Treatment after discovering elevated radon levels in their basement. Given the layout constraints—including a finished rear area and a gas line limiting placement options—our team strategically installed an RN2 radon mitigation system on the right side of the house, exiting below an exterior window. We also sealed the sump, applied spray foam to necessary areas, and ensured proper system functionality with a manometer reading of 2.1.

• Upon completing the backwash tie-in to the existing PVC drain (kitchen line), we found the line completely plugged. It appeared this had always been an issue since a Fernco was in the middle of the line. If the backwash had remained connected, it could have backed up into the kitchen sink. There had not been enough pitch on the drainage, so we repiped the entire sink line with approximately 60 to 70 feet of new pipe.

• The filtration system and reverse osmosis system were placed into operation. We plugged in the filter head, and the system began backwashing properly once the drainage issue was resolved. We also installed the Airwell. Air mitigation was successfully completed.