Maine Radon & Water Treatment Before & After Photos

Maine Radon & Environmental was called to this North Waterboro, Maine home after owners decided to test their radon air levels. Once they noticed the levels were elevated they called us at Maine Radon & Environmental to discuss options. We installed this sub slab system and the levels were safe again. Another happy client. 

Vicki K. in North Waterboro, Maine needed radon mitigation completed as part of an active real estate transaction. With a closing date approaching, timing and communication were critical to ensure the work was completed efficiently and coordinated with all parties involved.

After working with the homeowner and seller's agent, our team designed a mitigation system to address the property's radon concerns. The project included multiple extraction points to improve sub-slab communication and maximize system performance. We also installed two economy sump pit lids to help seal radon entry points and improve the overall effectiveness of the system.

Because every real estate transaction has deadlines and moving pieces, coordination with the seller's agent was essential throughout the process. The goal was to provide a solution that would help the transaction continue moving smoothly while delivering long-term protection for the future homeowner.

Now the property has a professionally installed radon mitigation system designed to reduce radon levels and provide peace of mind for everyone involved. Whether you're buying, selling, or simply protecting your family, having the right radon solution in place can make all the difference.

Maine Radon & Environmental was called out to this property in Sanford Maine. We determined best fit to reduce radon gas levels in their home. After install clients were super happy and results looked good as well. Another happy client. 

Before:
The homeowner in Sanford, Maine initially became concerned after learning that the neighboring home had radon levels as high as 16 pCi/L. An at-home radon test was completed on 11/24/25, which showed elevated results and prompted further concern. The test materials directed the homeowner to seek professional testing, which led them to contact us.

After completing a continuous radon test, the confirmed reading came back at just under 8 pCi/L, reinforcing the need for mitigation. The homeowner reached back out on 12/03/25 to move forward with a permanent solution.

After:
We installed a radon air mitigation system designed specifically for the home’s layout. The system was routed cleanly and exited through the right-side gable end, providing an effective and visually discreet installation. The mitigation successfully addressed the elevated radon levels and brought the home back within safe standards.

The homeowner was relieved to have clear answers, professional testing, and a completed system they could trust. Another Sanford home was made safer through proper testing, clear communication, and a clean, effective installation.

Before:
This radon mitigation project in Sanford, Maine was part of an active real estate transaction, so planning and timing were important. The client requested the system be installed on the right front corner of the home, where an outlet and sump lid were already in place. The client was not present at the time of installation, and access was coordinated through a lockbox, with the code provided prior to install.

At the planning stage, the client was unsure whether they wanted an interior pipe run. We were not able to visually confirm the interior chase ahead of time, but the client confirmed that the first-floor bedroom closet and second-floor bathroom closet aligned, providing a potential vertical pathway. There was also attic access with a pull-string light, which made attic work accessible.

After:
On installation day, everything came together smoothly. We jogged the pipe slightly toward the center of the home before completing the roof penetration, allowing for a clean and efficient run through the attic. The system was installed as planned, utilizing the existing outlet and properly integrating with the sump lid.

The final installation was clean, functional, and well-suited for the real estate timeline. The system performed exactly as intended, and the project worked out great for everyone involved.

Another Sanford home protected — and another transaction supported with a smooth, professional install.