Radon Mitigation Before & After Photos

A recent home inspection in Fairfield revealed radon levels of 4.1 pCi/L, prompting the buyers to move forward with installing a mitigation system before finalizing their purchase. Wanting a reliable solution, they chose Maine Radon and Water Treatment for their expertise and trusted approach. Our team assessed the home’s poured foundation and designed a system with an RN-2 fan, crushed stone base, and a manometer to ensure proper monitoring. With the system in place, the buyers gained peace of mind moving into their new home with reduced radon risk. If you’re buying or selling a home, contact Maine Radon and Water Treatment to make sure radon doesn’t stand in the way of your plans.

Maine Radon and Water Treatment provided a reliable radon air mitigation solution for a home in Skowhegan, ME, where radon levels ranged from 6.0 to 8.0 pCi/L. After assessing placement options, the system was strategically installed in the master bathroom, leveraging an existing outlet and ensuring a seamless exterior finish. The RN-2 fan and manometer were set up to efficiently reduce radon exposure, enhancing the indoor environment. Protect your home and loved ones—schedule a radon test and mitigation today with Maine Radon and Water Treatment!

In Clinton, ME, a home tested above the recommended radon levels, which prompted the need for a mitigation system to reduce exposure risks. The homeowner turned to Maine Radon and Water Treatment for their trusted experience and reliable service. Our team carefully planned the installation, paying special attention to radiant heating lines while selecting the rear corner of the home for the system setup. An RN2 fan was installed with proper venting and a manometer to monitor system performance, ensuring the radon levels could be brought down effectively. If you’re concerned about radon in your home, reach out to Maine Radon and Water Treatment to learn how we can help protect your living space.

Before:
Lori’s home required a more thoughtful, multi-area approach due to the layout and construction. With considerations around the drainage system, sump pit, and slab conditions, it was important to design a system that could adapt if needed—especially in the elevated area where airflow beneath the slab was uncertain.

During:
We installed a sub-slab depressurization system (Zone 3), including a sealed sump lid and a radon mitigation membrane to help control vapor and improve system performance. The setup also included a 10-foot extension to properly route the system.

We planned ahead by allowing for a potential additional extraction point, depending on how the system performs. If testing shows limited airflow in that elevated section, we’re ready to adjust and optimize further.

After:
Lori now has a professionally installed, adaptable radon system designed specifically for her home’s layout. With the system in place and performance being monitored, she can move forward knowing the setup is built to handle both current conditions and any future adjustments if needed.

Not every home is the same—this one was built with flexibility in mind.
Another Maine home protected with a solution designed to perform.

In Boothbay, ME, a homeowner reached out to Maine Radon and Water Treatment after learning their indoor radon levels tested at 7.4 pCi/L—well above the EPA action level. Concerned about long-term exposure, they wanted a reliable solution before the issue grew worse. After reviewing their options, they chose Maine Radon and Water Treatment for their expertise and trusted reputation. Our team carefully designed and installed a mitigation system, making adjustments for a drain under the furnace and routing the system through the rear corner of the home as requested. The result was an efficient system with a properly installed RN2 fan, stone, and manometer reading at 1.0, helping to significantly reduce radon levels and lower the associated risks. If you’re worried about radon in your home, contact Maine Radon and Water Treatment today to schedule your test and explore mitigation options.