Maine Radon & Water Treatment Before & After Photos

In Buckfield, ME 04220, a concerned homeowner reached out to Maine Radon and Water Treatment after discovering elevated radon levels in their home. Wanting to reduce their family’s exposure to this invisible health risk, they chose MR for their reputation in handling even the toughest radon cases with professionalism and precision. Our team installed a radon mitigation system using an RN2 fan, 3" Schedule 40 PVC, a moisture kit, and protective components like a fan guard and critter guard. We routed the system through a simple setup near the pressure tank, ensuring it tied into the outlet above the workbench. With a manometer reading of 0.9 post-installation, the home is now protected with both a Gold and Silver Maintenance Plan in place. If you're looking to take the same step toward healthier indoor air, Maine Radon is ready to help.

Installation of. Radon mitigation system hidden by the client�s heat pump.

In Old orchard Beach, Maine, a worried homeowner contacted us about high radon levels. We installed a radon system for their safety. At Maine Radon & Water Treatment, we're dedicated to making homes safer from radon.

A homeowner in Old Orchard Beach, Maine, reached out to Maine Radon after consistently detecting elevated radon levels of 5-6 pCi/L in their basement. Concerned about the potential health risks, they sought a solution to reduce their radon exposure. After comparing companies, they chose Maine Radon for their prompt response and detailed plan, which included routing the system through the rear right corner of the house to minimize disruption. Despite the homeowner's absence during installation, our team adapted to the on-site conditions, working around existing shelving and ensuring a safe, effective exit point for the system. If you're facing similar concerns about radon, contact us to learn how we can help reduce your home's radon levels.

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David V.’s home in Carrabassett Valley, Maine had a water test that revealed arsenic levels of 0.0126 mg/L, which is above the EPA maximum contaminant level of 0.010 mg/L for drinking water. While many other parameters in the water test looked good, the arsenic reading meant the water required treatment to make it safe for long-term household use.

After:
We installed a 1.5 CF Impression Plus metered salt unit along with a dedicated arsenic treatment setup using SBG2-HP mineral anion resin and CR100 zeolite media. A sediment filter was also installed to help protect the system and improve overall performance.

The system was configured to efficiently remove arsenic while maintaining consistent water quality throughout the home. The finished installation was clean, organized, and built to deliver reliable long-term filtration.

Another Carrabassett Valley home now has safer, professionally treated water and peace of mind moving forward.