Radon Gas Mitigation Before & After Photos

The before/after shows schedule 40 PVC vent pipe in the garage. This section of the mitigation system connects the extraction point in the basement to the fan located in the attic of the garage. This is an example of our interior aesthetic package. 

Standard radon mitigation with an exterior low voltage radon fan. This was completed for a Real Estate deal. 

ALS Property Associates installed a new fan for a radon gas reduction system at a residential home in Galesburg, MI. The old fantech fan had stopped working and was replaced with a high quality festa radon fan with matching color couplings.

In Galesburg, MI 49053, a homeowner contacted ALS Radon with concerns about elevated radon levels in their home. Being a returning client, they already trusted ALS Radon for their reliable services. Upon inspection, our team confirmed the presence of higher-than-recommended radon levels, which posed a risk to the household. We proceeded with the installation of a comprehensive radon mitigation system, ensuring proper ventilation and adjustments to suit the property’s layout. From basement piping to exterior ventilation, every step was handled with precision, focusing on reducing radon levels as effectively as possible. If you’re facing similar concerns, reach out to ALS Radon for a consultation and take proactive steps to safeguard your home from radon exposure.

In Galesburg, MI 49053, a concerned homeowner reached out to ALS Radon after discovering elevated radon levels during a routine check, knowing the potential health risks associated with radon exposure. They selected ALS Radon based on the company’s strong reputation and commitment to delivering effective solutions. Our team quickly got to work installing a comprehensive radon mitigation system. The process included routing the piping through multiple sections of the home, ensuring that the fan was properly installed in the attic space and venting to reduce radon concentrations. The system was carefully designed to fit the home’s layout while keeping it aesthetically clean and functional. If you're concerned about radon levels in your home and want to reduce your exposure risk, contact ALS Radon for a consultation.