ALS Radon & Environmental, Inc Before & After Photos

Have you ever worried about the unseen threats lurking in your home? Radon gas is one such danger, silently accumulating and increasing your risk of lung cancer over time. It's a scary thought, but the good news is you can take control!

Just like Joe, a homeowner here in Jenison, Michigan. When he started thinking about his family's long-term health, indoor air quality became a priority. Radon mitigation wasn't just an expense for him, it was an investment in their future well-being.

Joe contacted ALS Radon & Environmental because he wanted the best for her family. We take pride in clear communication, so after a thorough inspection of his home, we sent him a detailed proposal explaining the recommended system and costs.

His trust in our expertise meant a lot. We scheduled a convenient time for our certified specialists to install the system, and everything went smoothly.

The best part? Seeing the relief and peace of mind on Joe's face when he knew her family was finally safe from radon. That's what truly matters to us at ALS Radon & Environmental.

Imagine living in your dream home in Holland, Michigan and then discovering a potential health risk you never knew existed: radon gas. That's exactly what happened to one of our valued clients!

While initially unaware of radon and its health risks, this homeowner became concerned about potential exposure. They contacted ALS Radon & Environmental, their trusted partner in healthy living, to schedule a professional radon test.

ALS Radon & Environmental is all about empowering homeowners with knowledge and creating healthy living environments.  Our team promptly sent a free quote, followed by a thorough site visit and assessment. During this visit, our certified radon experts didn't just assess the home; they took the time to educate the homeowner on the process and potential health risks of radon gas.

Feeling confident and informed, the homeowner gave the green light for a radon mitigation system installation. We used the proven sub-slab depressurization method, effectively drawing radon gas from beneath the foundation and venting it safely outside the home.

Now, our client enjoys complete peace of mind knowing their Lewes home is a safe haven for their family. Their proactive approach and our commitment to healthy living made this a win-win situation!

A homeowner in Rockford, MI, faced a unique challenge when addressing elevated radon levels in their home. Limited options for extraction point placement required a creative solution.

Our team strategically installed a single extraction point in a discreet location on the walk-out basement level. To maintain the home's aesthetic appeal, the exterior piping was carefully routed along the gutter downspout. The system includes a powerful fan with a muffler for minimal noise disruption and a cover for the sump pump to maintain a clean appearance.

With a 10-year warranty, the homeowner can have peace of mind knowing their home is protected from radon gas. ALS Radon & Environmental specializes in finding solutions that blend seamlessly with your home's design. Contact us today for a free consultation.

For this historical home, the homeowners sought to ensure their living space was safe and secure. Choosing ALS Radon & Environmental, Inc., they valued expertise and thorough service. The process involved careful evaluation and strategic placement of the mitigation system, including vent piping and a radon fan, seamlessly integrated into the property. After completion, the home now benefits from reduced radon exposure, promoting a healthier environment. Trust ALS Radon to safeguard your home with reliable solutions tailored to your needs!

ALS Property Associates installed an energy recovery ventilator at a residential property in Jonesville, MI. The ERV was installed to help with the high radon levels. There was multiple crawlspaces that could not be properly sealed and a regular radon mitigation system would to be feasible. The ERV will bring in fresh air and create a small positive pressure inside the home to help reduce radon levels.