Radon Mitigation Before & After Photos

Residents residing in North Yarmouth, Maine, contacted Maine Radon & Water Treatment regarding concerns about radon gas levels in their home's indoor air quality. Upon validation of elevated levels by our radon inspectors through radon gas testing, they enlisted our expertise for resolution. Our proficient team acted swiftly, installing a sub-slab radon air mitigation system. This strategic installation effectively reduced the radon levels, ensuring a safe and healthy living environment for the homeowners. Another satisfied client joins our roster of accomplishments, reinforcing our commitment to excellence in radon mitigation solutions. If you're interested in ensuring your home is safe from radon, don't hesitate to reach out to us anytime for a free quote.

A Cape Elizabeth homeowner, prioritizing their family's health, took action upon discovering a concerning radon level of 18 pCi/L in their home. Radon, a colorless, odorless gas that seeps into buildings, is the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers according to the EPA. This level significantly exceeds the EPA's action level of 4 pCi/L, posing a serious health risk.

Our Approach to Safeguarding Your Home:

Maine Radon & Water Treatment prioritizes your family's well-being. Here's how we addressed the homeowner's concerns:

1. Prompt Action: Our radon experts responded quickly with a detailed quote and scheduled a site visit.
2. Thorough Inspection: Our team conducted a comprehensive inspection to identify all potential radon entry points.
3. Custom-Designed Solution: Based on the inspection findings, they determined the optimal location for a radon mitigation system, the most effective approach for this situation.
4. Expert Installation: Our certified radon installers efficiently installed a sub-slab depressurization (SSD) system. This method utilizes a suction pipe beneath the basement floor slab connected to a powerful radon fan outside the home. The fan continuously draws radon gas out of the soil and vents it safely outdoors. Additionally, they ensured the existing sump pump was properly sealed to further minimize radon infiltration.
5. Post-Installation Verification: Our commitment to your health doesn't stop at installation. We conducted a follow-up radon test to confirm the system's effectiveness. The results were clear – the homeowner's radon level had significantly dropped to a safe 2.4 pCi/L.

Peace of Mind for a Healthy Home:

The homeowner's satisfaction reflects the success of our mitigation strategy. Knowing their family is now breathing safe, radon-free air provides invaluable peace of mind.

Don't Wait to Protect Your Loved Ones:

If you're concerned about radon in your home, contact Maine Radon & Water Treatment today. Let our expertise create a safe and healthy environment for your family to breathe easy in.

A homeowner from Lewiston, Maine, enlisted our services to assess their home for radon. Discovering significantly elevated radon levels, we promptly installed an effective system to eliminate it. Following additional testing, a noteworthy decrease in radon levels was observed. The family expressed their gratitude and relief, and we take satisfaction in delivering a solution that granted them peace of mind.

Maine Radon & Water Treatment was called to this home in Lewiston, Maine because the homeowner was concerned about the air quality of their home. Elevated Radon levels were discovered during the radon testing, which could put the people living there at risk. We quickly installed an effective radon mitigation system to make sure the family was safe. It was neatly installed and the installation area was left clean after. 

Maine Radon & Water Treatment received a request to carry out radon remediation in this home located in Cumberland, Maine. The levels of radon gas reached hazardous levels. 

After discussing various options with the client, it appears that an Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV) might be the best choice due to the house's unique structure, including three separate slabs, with the last two seemingly poured directly onto the ledge. Considering the presence of a deck at the back of the house, we would need to exit the system through one of the sides, possibly leading to a longer run. Additionally, there's a possibility of needing a mitigation system in the garage as there's a bedroom located above it. The client plans to purchase a radon monitor to assess levels above the garage and conduct a communication test. We provided the client with a radon water test and conducted a water quality test as well.

The levels of radon gas decreased following the installation. Another satisfied client.