Radon Mitigation Before & After Photos

Witness the significant enhancements in radon safety through our latest project in Weston. Initially, the property recorded a radon level of 2, with suboptimal system placement. After our intervention, which included moving the fin to an external location and upgrading the piping to scheduled 40", the setup now features 3 strategic extraction points and a serviced Sedona air dehumidifier for optimal air quality.

Before: The home in New Preston Marble Dale lacked a comprehensive radon mitigation system, posing health risks despite having a sealed sump pump in place. After: With the new system now operational, the home benefits from reduced radon levels, with all equipment tastefully hidden within a coat closet. This setup preserves the home's aesthetic while ensuring the environment is safe for its occupants. The external aspects of the system were designed to be unobtrusive, maintaining the home's exterior charm.

Before: The semi-finished basement of a 1998 Saltbox Colonial in New Milford tested at a radon level of 5.2 pCi/L, prompting the need for a mitigation system that would not disrupt the quiet residential environment. After: With the installation of a specially selected quiet radon mitigation fan, and the option to add a muffler, the system effectively reduced radon levels to well below the EPA's action level. The installation was completed seamlessly, ensuring minimal noise impact, which was a critical requirement for the homeowner's comfort.

Explore the transformative before and after visuals of our radon mitigation efforts in a New Milford ranch condo. Initially measuring a radon level of 4.5, our intervention focused on sealing the existing sump pump and installing an external fan strategically placed for optimal functionality and minimal visual impact. The after photos highlight the effective radon reduction and the discreet placement of the system components, ensuring a safer living environment.

Explore the transformative effect of our radon mitigation efforts in a 1950s Newtown home through our engaging before and after visuals. Starting with a radon level of 8.7, our project involved installing a strategically placed one-pipe system near the electrical box, tailored to avoid disruption and maximize efficiency. The after photos depict a neat and discreet system integration, reflecting our commitment to enhancing indoor air quality and homeowner safety.