Before & After Photos

Michael of Suawnee reached out to Georgia Healthy Homes to lower the radon levels of his home. After scheduling a free at-home consultation with one of our Radon Technicians, Michael was able to understand the ins and outs of the mitigation system and understand the process that we would take to lower the radon levels in his home. Our experts were able to lower Michael's radon levels and help keep his home healthy. 

A homeowner in Auburn, GA called us to install a radon mitigation system to satisfy the contract to sell his him. The home buyer tested for radon during their home inspection. We were able to get a basic system installed and a radon test report that showed the average level at 2.5 pCi/L and he was able to close on time.

If you are selling your home, we recommend having your home tested for radon before putting it on the market to eliminate any surprises during the sale. Selling a home is stressful enough, for both parties. Call us today for radon testing and mitigation.

Here is a great example of an exterior aesthetic package that includes a soffit penetration. We think it looks a lot better but it is more difficult and I don't know of any other company in Georgia that offers this option.

If you need a radon mitigation system installed and you want the best looking system you can get, make sure you can Georgia Healthy Homes at 1-844-249-7802

Radon mitigations systems don't have to be ugly! Sometimes the best looking installation is through the roof. This slab home was completely finished on the interior with very few options for installing an extraction point. (There were none at the back of the home.) The homeowner agreed that the best thing to do was to route the piping into and up through the garage. The exterior piping is only visible from the neighbor's yard. 

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We installed a radon mitigation system for a homeowner in Athens, GA that was planning on finishing the basement of her 1960s ranch home in the Forest Heights subdivision. Thankfully, she had a radon test before her contractor began the work. We were able to reduce the levels in the basement from over 5 pCi/L to below 1.0 pCI/L.