Before & After Photos

When the son of a homeowner in Lawrenceville, GA, reached out to Georgia Radon Defense about radon mitigation, we understood the urgency of addressing their elevated radon levels. With an average level of 5.4 pCi/L detected in their crawlspace—a space already equipped with a high-quality membrane—our team quickly installed a comprehensive radon mitigation system. This effective solution was implemented with minimal disruption, ensuring their home remains safe and protected. If you're concerned about radon levels in your home, contact GRD today for a consultation and take the first step towards safeguarding your family’s health.

After a radon test showed elevated levels in their newly purchased home, the homeowners decided to take action to protect their health. Georgia Radon Defense was chosen for their reputation and expertise in radon mitigation. Our team installed a radon mitigation system outside the home to ensure the property’s safety. The process involved placing a strategic pipe, installing a radon fan, and making necessary adjustments to reduce the radon levels effectively. If you're concerned about radon in your home or are in the process of buying, don’t hesitate to reach out to Georgia Radon Defense for expert solutions.

Sometimes our technicians find very creative solutions for system installations as they consult with homeowners!  In this case, they ran pipe through the back of the homeowner's storage shelves so there would be minimal impact on the space.  

A homebuyer in Lawrenceville, GA discovered elevated radon levels during their due diligence period.  Their Realtor had worked with Georgia Radon Defense before and recommended us based on their positive experience. Our technicians installed an Exterior Aesthetic System with a fan cover that provides a neat appearance with extra protection from the elements.  Since the system is exhausted on a side of the home with no windows, it was not necessary to run the pipe above the roof line.  Radon gas is now being pulled out from beneath the slab in the basement through a process called Sub-slab Depressurization.  It bypasses the living space of the home and safely dissipates outside.

We were unable to find any unfinished spaces with exterior walls so we installed the system in a closet. The homeowner was very happy with our finished work. We did our best to preserve the finishes.