Radon Gas Mitigation Before & After Photos

When a homeowner in Schoolcraft, MI 49087, reached out to ALS Radon & Environmental, Inc. regarding elevated radon levels, their primary concern was reducing the risks associated with radon exposure. They chose ALS for their proven expertise in handling radon mitigation effectively and efficiently. After conducting an initial inspection to confirm radon levels, our team installed a custom exterior radon mitigation system, carefully considering the layout of the property to ensure minimal disruption. The result? A significant reduction in radon levels, offering the homeowner peace of mind. If you're looking to lower radon exposure in your home, consider contacting us for a free consultation to find the best solution for your needs.

When a homeowner in Schoolcraft, MI 49087, contacted ALS Radon, they had growing concerns about radon exposure and wanted to ensure the safety of their family. After choosing ALS Radon for its reputation and expertise in radon mitigation, the team conducted a thorough inspection that revealed elevated radon levels. The installation process was both efficient and professional, with the system designed to reduce radon levels by venting the gas from the home’s basement and exterior. The mitigation system was carefully placed, ensuring minimal disruption to the existing space. From planning to execution, the homeowners were kept informed every step of the way. If you're worried about radon levels in your home, now is the time to take action—reach out for a free consultation and safeguard your home today.

See the before and after photo of a recent radon mitigation system we installed. It is a good example of an interior aesthetic package. We ran the piping to the garage, then up, and out. We ran all the piping through the shelves of the garage hiding it in the back corner. The fan was installed above and out of the way and vented through the roof.

See the suction point and vent piping of a recent radon mitigation project. We used all schedule 40 piping high quality fasteners an ran it through to the garage and through the roof. 

See the before and after of 3” schedule 40 PVC vent pipe our team recently installed. This pipe leads from the basement extraction point all the way to the radon fan located in the attic, then properly vented through the roof. This system is basically invisible from the outside and is an example of our interior aesthetic package.