Before & After Photos

In Falmouth, Maine, a vigilant homeowner sought our expertise due to concerns about elevated radon levels within their residence. Our comprehensive assessment confirmed the presence of excessive radon, posing potential health risks. Without delay, we installed a state-of-the-art sub-slab radon air system to ensure the safety and well-being of the entire household. At Maine Radon & Water Treatment, we are deeply dedicated to our mission of securing homes and enhancing lives through our specialized radon mitigation services.

Maine Radon and Water Treatment was called in to help with a radon mitigation project in Falmouth, Maine. The homeowner wanted an effective system without tapping into the drainage tile, so the team carefully planned the installation. Working in a tight space near the heat pump, they adjusted the placement and raised the fan as needed. A sub-slab depressurization system with an RN2 fan was installed, utilizing the gravel beneath the floor for proper airflow. With extra piping and a 25-foot extension cord, the system was set up for long-term efficiency.

An outdated radon system in a Falmouth, Maine home was causing more problems than it was solving—the loud fan and water backing up through the pipe made it clear it was time for an upgrade. After learning about Maine Radon and Water Treatment’s expertise and hearing positive feedback, the homeowner decided it was time for a quieter, more effective solution. Our licensed installer performed pressure field extension testing and discussed design options on-site before installing a new sub-slab depressurization system using our premium AMG Maverick fan, complete with a domed sump cover, fan guard moisture kit, audible alarm, and critter guard. With the new system in place, the noise is gone and the radon levels are under control. If your old radon system isn’t doing the job—or making things worse—we’re here to help.

Before:
This home, built in 1959, had never been modernized and still reflected its original construction and layout. Like many older homes, it required extra care and planning to ensure a radon mitigation system could be installed without compromising the character of the property. The challenge was designing a solution that would work effectively while blending cleanly into an older structure.

After:
Despite the home’s age, we were able to complete a clean, professional radon air installation that looked intentional and well-finished. The system was carefully routed and installed to complement the existing structure, proving that even older, non-modernized homes can have effective radon protection without sacrificing appearance.

We worked closely with Paige K., a trusted real estate agent, to get everything completed smoothly and on schedule for her clients. This was one of many projects we’ve completed together, and once again, the result was a safe home, a satisfied client, and a system that met both functional and visual standards.

Another older Maine home brought up to modern safety levels — and another successful collaboration built on trust and results.

Before:

Jessi D.’s home in Falmouth, Maine tested at 3.9 pCi/L for radon air. While technically near the action level, Jessi wanted the levels brought even lower for added peace of mind. The basement layout presented a small routing challenge, with the available fan plug located near the sauna and across the room from the planned extraction points. The goal was to place the system as tight to the corner as possible without compromising performance.

After:

We installed a radon mitigation system carefully positioned to maximize efficiency while fitting cleanly into the available corner space. Despite the distance between power and extraction points, the routing worked exactly as planned and the final installation looked sharp and professional.

The system performed smoothly, the layout remained unobtrusive, and the homeowner got the extra reduction she wanted. Everything worked out great, and another Falmouth home gained added protection and peace of mind.