Radon Gas Mitigation Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Portage, MI, reached out to ALS Radon with concerns about elevated radon levels in their basement. Given the health risks associated with radon exposure, they wanted a reliable solution to protect their family's well-being. ALS Radon was chosen for their expertise and reputation in providing effective mitigation systems. The process involved installing an external radon mitigation system, ensuring minimal disruption while addressing the elevated levels. The team carefully worked around the home’s electrical system, enhancing safety without compromising aesthetics. For homeowners looking to reduce radon risks, contact us for a professional assessment.

In Portage, MI, this home tested at a concerning radon level of 9 pCi/L, which exceeded the EPA's action level of 4 pCi/L. Seeking a reliable solution, the homeowner chose ALS Radon & Environmental, Inc. for their trusted reputation and advanced mitigation systems. The project involved installing a single extraction point radon mitigation system with an exterior RadonAway GX4 fan to effectively ventilate radon from the home. The system was strategically designed to ensure both efficiency and minimal impact on the home's aesthetics. This proactive approach significantly reduced radon levels, creating a safer living environment.

ALS Property Associates installed a radon gas removal system at a residential property in Portage, MI. The radon mitigation system was run from the basement through a drop ceiling to the garage. The radon fan was installed in the garage and vented through the roof.

This before and after photoshoot details a radon extraction point. This extraction point is connected to a radon fan that creates negative pressure under the slab. The radon follows the path of least resistance, and gets safely vented outside above the roof line. 

ALS Property Associates installed a radon mitigation system at a residential property in Portage, MI. A sub-slab depressurization radon system was used. Schedule 40 piping was run from the utility room to the exterior of the home. The radon fan was installed on the side exterior of the home and vented above the roof line.