Before & After Photos

Before: The small Cape-style home, constructed in 1958 in West Haven, showed radon levels at 4.8 pCi/L, just above the EPA's action level, in an environment with no existing mitigation infrastructure like cracks or sump pumps.

 

After: Following the installation of a streamlined one-pipe radon mitigation system, radon levels in the home have been successfully reduced to safe levels. The system's discreet placement on the right side of the house minimizes visual impact while maintaining effective radon evacuation, securing a healthier living space for the occupants.

Explore the significant transformation in radon levels through our before and after visuals of a radon mitigation project in a Hamden split ranch. Starting with a radon level of 5.6, our intervention involved installing a new pipe system alongside household utilities. The after photos highlight the professional installation next to the washer and dryer, discreetly extending to the shed side, enhancing both safety and aesthetics of the home.

See the transformative impact of our radon mitigation efforts in a Hamden home through our before and after visuals. Initially faced with a radon level of 5, we installed a mitigation system designed to optimize space and functionality. The after photos demonstrate the discreet yet effective placement of the pipe system, exiting near the AC units on the right side of the house, effectively reducing radon levels and enhancing the safety of the living environment.

Before: Elevated radon at 4.0 pCi/L in a 1920 colonial with no major structural complications—no cracks, sump pump, or crawl spaces.

After: Seamless one-pipe mitigation system installed through the Bilco entrance, with pipe run optimized for long-term radon reduction. Historic charm meets modern health standards.

Before: The residence did not have any existing radon mitigation systems in place. There were no measures to guard against moisture or to monitor radon levels. The potential health risks associated with long-term radon exposure remained unaddressed. After: A comprehensive radon mitigation system was installed, featuring a radon fan for active soil depressurization, effectively reducing the radon gas concentration in the home. Alongside the fan, a manometer was installed to continuously monitor the system's performance and ensure it operates correctly. To protect the fan from the elements, a rain guard was added, providing durability and longevity to the mitigation setup. It should be noted that the radon levels have not been tested by our team, and the fan installation position is above the area that may coincide with the daughter's bedroom. It is recommended that a radon test be conducted to establish the home�s radon levels post-installation.