Radon Mitigation Before & After Photos
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Before & After: Split-Level Mitigation Success in Cheshire
Before the install, this home’s radon levels exceeded EPA safety guidelines and lacked any prior system. Post-installation, the setup includes a two-pipe system aligned with the home’s metal support beam, with the fan and exit placed strategically near the chimney. The garage was used as the entry route, and despite a brief encounter with an aggressive pet, the project was completed smoothly and with care. Aesthetics and airflow were both prioritized.
Seamless Fan Upgrade in North Haven - No Disruption, Just Protection
Before: Older RadonAway XP201C fan operating above acceptable radon levels at 6.9 pCi/L.
After: Upgraded fan installation using reused painted couplers to maintain the home’s aesthetic while ensuring proper suction and airflow. A clean swap for ongoing peace of mind.
Securing Radon Safety in Granby: Before and After
Explore the transformative effect of our radon mitigation efforts in a Granby home through our before and after visuals. Starting with a radon level of 6.7 in a vacant property, we installed a comprehensive radon mitigation system designed to ensure the property’s safety for prospective buyers. The after photos illustrate the system's discreet integration into the home, ready for thorough radon level reassessment before it goes on the market.
Radon Readiness in Wallingford: From CRM Testing to Planning
Before installing a radon system, this Wallingford homeowner scheduled a site estimate and CRM testing for their mid-century ranch home. With multiple foundation zones, including crawl spaces and a sealed sump pump, our team evaluated air movement and designed a mitigation plan to exit the right side of the house. While there are no after-install photos just yet, this step is a key part of setting the home up for radon safety success.
From Passive to Powered: Radon Safety in Wallingford
Before: A suspected passive radon system was in place, but no active fan or mitigation power source was verified. The radon level had reached 5.1 pCi/L, just above the EPA’s action threshold.
After: We assessed the system, confirmed the passive layout, and converted it into an active mitigation system to guarantee proper airflow and reduce radon levels. A smooth upgrade—no delays, no disruptions, and full peace of mind for the incoming buyer.
