Radon Mitigation in Bridgton, Maine 04009-3470

A Bridgton, Maine homeowner suspected elevated radon levels in their new home.  Although their house had a partially installed radon system, they were unaware of its function until recently.  After two years of residence, they discovered pipes potentially linked to the unfinished system and a dedicated radon breaker box. Concerned about the incomplete setup, they contacted Maine Radon & Water Treatment for a comprehensive solution.

Initial testing confirmed their concerns. The radon level measured a worrying 13.7 pCi/L, significantly exceeding safe limits.  Maine Radon & Water Treatment conducted a thorough assessment, uncovering three pipes in the attic that might be part of the unfinished system, but their connection point in the basement remained a mystery.

Understanding the homeowner's preference for a passive system (if feasible), Maine Radon & Water Treatment provided a quote for completing the exterior run of the existing system. However, upon further inspection, our radon installers determined that activating a passive system wouldn't be possible.

Prioritizing the homeowner's safety and well-being, Maine Radon & Water Treatment proceeded with the installation of an exterior radon mitigation system.  The outcome was a resounding success!  A post-installation test revealed a dramatic reduction in radon levels, dropping to a safe 1.1 pCi/L.  The homeowner expressed immense satisfaction, finally having a functioning radon system in place.