Radon Mitigation Photo Album: Radon Mitigation of a summer home at Gray, Maine

Robert, a homeowner in Gray, Maine, recently discovered elevated radon levels in his home. Subsequent monitoring revealed concerning results of 9.6 pCi/L. Recognizing the potential health risks, Robert opted for a sub-slab depressurization system to address this issue and create a safer living environment. Collaborative Planning and a Customized Solution: Robert worked closely with our team to design a mitigation system that meets the specific needs of his home: Strategic Pipe Placement: The team will determine the optimal location for the pipe system within the basement slab, ensuring efficient radon gas capture. Manometer Monitoring: Following installation, a manometer will be used to measure the system's effectiveness in drawing radon gas out from beneath the slab. Powerful Radon Fan Installation: A high-performance radon fan will be strategically placed, typically in the attic or crawlspace, to create continuous suction and safely vent the radon gas outside the home. Robert's proactive approach and the multi-step mitigation plan will ensure long-term protection against radon exposure for his Gray residence.