Radon Mitigation Before & After Photos

A home in Scarborough, Maine was found to have significantly elevated radon levels—21 in the basement and about 7 on the first floor—prompting the homeowner to take action. Maine Radon and Water Treatment was chosen for their local reputation and expertise. The team designed a dual extraction system to effectively draw radon from multiple areas, including a main extraction point near the furnace and an additional point core-drilled into the workshop. Using a 25-foot extension and 3" Schedule 40 PVC, they routed the system to a discreet exit point at the front corner of the home. With the RN2 fan installed and the manometer reading stabilized at 0.7, the system is now actively reducing radon levels. If you're planning to make your home a safer place, now's the time to have your radon levels checked and addressed by trusted professionals.

A cautious homeowner in Poland, Maine, who prioritized safety, contacted us about the radon levels in their house and water. Our careful analysis revealed alarming findings that indicated increased radon levels in both air and water sources. We immediately put in place cutting-edge radon mitigation systems for both air and water, assuring the safety and happiness of the entire family. At Maine Radon & Water Treatment, we place the utmost value on our goal to protect homes and improve lives through our expert radon mitigation services for both air and water.

At their New Gloucester location, the Morrison Center needed radon mitigation as part of a broader effort to ensure safe air quality across several of their residential properties. With radon levels initially measured at 24.3 pCi/L, it was clear that action was needed to protect occupants. They chose Maine Radon and Water Treatment for their thorough expertise and ability to handle multiple sites efficiently. The system installed included a sub-slab depressurization setup using 3" PVC, a 25-foot extension, and essential components like a fan guard, Dranjer pipe cover, audible alarm, and critter guard. The crushed stone beneath the slab allowed for effective airflow, and drains were properly sealed. The RP145 fan and manometer (reading 1.0) confirmed the system was operating correctly. With added peace of mind from the Silver and Gold Maintenance Plan, this building is now better protected from the risks of radon. If you're managing multiple properties or want reliable radon mitigation from a trusted Maine provider, reach out to Maine Radon and Water Treatment today.

Maine Radon and Water Treatment was called to a facility in New Gloucester, ME 04260 to install a radon mitigation system that would help ensure a safer environment for its occupants. After reviewing the site, our team identified a dirt floor in the furnace room that required sealing and redirected the installation location due to obstructions from a nearby tree. The system was plumbed into an existing sump area, and we added an economy sump lid for better sealing. With sub-slab depressurization and a radon membrane in place, the team completed the job using Schedule 40 piping and a 10-foot extension to properly vent radon gases away from the structure. Now that the system is up and running, the space is better protected against radon exposure. If you're looking to take the next step in creating a healthier indoor space, Maine Radon and Water Treatment is here to help.

W received a call from a homeowner in Falmouth, Maine, who asked us to evaluate their home's radon air levels. We discovered that there were unsafe levels of radon, so they reached out to us for help finding a solution. We acted quickly to install a sub-slab radon air system, which effectively reduced the radon levels and provided a safe living environment for the homeowners. This success story adds to our growing list of satisfied clients.