Radon Mitigation Before & After Photos

In Hiram, Maine, a homeowner faced a serious concern—elevated radon levels of 50.0 pCi/L, far exceeding the EPA's action level. Concerned about the health risks linked to radon exposure, they turned to Maine Radon and Water Treatment for a reliable solution. The team installed an exterior radon mitigation system featuring an RP-145 fan, carefully positioning the system 10 feet from the propane tank and taking precautions around the propane line. To ensure durability, plastic was used to seal an existing hole near the water line. With the system in place and the manometer reading 1.8, the home is now equipped to reduce radon levels effectively.

In the town of Cornish Maine, an engaged homeowner reached out to us for a comprehensive assessment of radon air levels in their residence. Their proactive approach demonstrated a genuine commitment to ensuring a safe and healthy living environment. Our investigation yielded alarming results, revealing significantly elevated radon levels, which raised immediate concerns for the well-being of the occupants.

Responding urgently to this critical situation, our dedicated team took swift and diligent action. We promptly installed a highly effective sub-slab radon air system to mitigate the hazardous levels. This proven solution provided an efficient and reliable remedy, offering the homeowner peace of mind and safeguarding their family's health.

By successfully resolving this pressing radon issue, we once again showcased the prowess of our solutions in combatting environmental hazards. Our growing number of satisfied clients stands testament to our unwavering commitment to delivering top-notch services. At Maine Radon & Water Treatment, we take immense pride in safeguarding homes and enhancing lives through our expertise in radon mitigation.

Concerned about elevated radon levels in the air, a homeowner in Cornish, ME contacted Maine Radon and Water Treatment after receiving test results above the EPA action level. With help from a $100 coupon and the company’s reputation for reliable service, she scheduled a straightforward mitigation install. The system was placed in the rear left corner of the basement, venting out the side, and connected to a power source 50 feet away using a long extension. Technicians sealed approximately 75 feet of visible cracks and tied the system into the existing drainage tile beneath crushed stone. Equipped with a fan guard, moisture kit, audible alarm, and ongoing maintenance plans, the system now helps reduce radon levels and improve home safety. If you’ve had high radon test results, contact Maine Radon and Water Treatment to take the next step toward a safer home.

When a homebuyer in Sanford, Maine, was faced with a high radon level of 10.9 pCi/L before closing on their new house, they sought out Maine Radon for a reliable solution. With a tight deadline approaching for the home purchase on June 28, 2024, Maine Radon acted swiftly to install an effective radon mitigation system, targeting the elevated levels. The process involved carefully setting up the system to address the drain tile, and by the time of completion, the radon level had been reduced to 2.6 pCi/L. If you're facing similar radon concerns and need prompt, effective mitigation, contact Maine Radon today for a consultation and ensure your home is safer from radon exposure.

In parts of Sanford, Maine, naturally occurring radon is a significant concern, and this homeowner was determined to reduce the risk of exposure. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer, and even levels around 4.0 pCi/L carry health risks similar to smoking multiple cigarettes each day. This home received a complete radon mitigation upgrade through MR, featuring a sub-slab depressurization system with a premium fan and a moisture guard to keep the system operating at peak performance. The system pulls radon from beneath the home, safely venting it above the roofline to help lower indoor radon levels. Every home has unique radon challenges, and we’re here to help reduce your exposure.