Radon Gas Mitigation Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Galesburg, MI 49053, concerned about elevated radon levels, contacted ALS Radon for a solution to ensure their family's safety. After researching their options, they chose ALS Radon for its trusted expertise and comprehensive mitigation approach. The process involved installing a clear plexiglass sump pit lid to limit radon exposure, a fan guard moisture kit to prevent system damage from weather, and an audible alarm to alert them if the system fails. The exterior and interior images show the meticulous attention to detail in the installation, with piping seamlessly integrated into the home's structure. With the system in place, the family can now rest easier knowing they've taken a significant step in reducing radon risks. If you're ready to safeguard your home, reach out for a consultation and take the first step toward a safer environment,

Example of a radon extraction point 

ALS Property Associates installed a radon mitigation system at a residential property in Marcellus, MI. The sub-slab depressurization system was run from the basement with schedule 40 piping to the rear exterior where the radon fan was installed and vented above the roof line.

When a homeowner in Marcellus, MI, noticed elevated radon levels and became concerned about the associated health risks, they turned to ALS Radon & Environmental, Inc. for a solution. Despite the snowy conditions, our team swiftly assessed the situation and installed a comprehensive radon mitigation system designed to effectively reduce radon levels. Our professionals navigated the challenging weather to ensure the installation was completed efficiently, all while maintaining open communication with the homeowner. If you’re facing similar concerns, even in challenging conditions, contact us to learn how we can help you achieve lower radon levels and a safer environment for your home.

This is a before and after photo showing how we used the sump-pump pit as our radon extraction point. The drainage system under the slab ties off in the crock. We seal the cover and create negative pressure throughout the drain tile under the concrete slab.