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A family from Bridgton, Maine, reached out to us concerned about their indoor air quality and potential radon exposure. Our radon gas testing revealed elevated levels, prompting discussions about available options. Taking into account the family's worries, we recommended a radon mitigation installation, specifically a sub-slab system. The installation was swift and successful, resulting in improved indoor air quality and reduced radon exposure. The family expressed gratitude for our expertise as a trusted radon testing and mitigation company.

A Bridgton, Maine homeowner suspected elevated radon levels in their new home.  Although their house had a partially installed radon system, they were unaware of its function until recently.  After two years of residence, they discovered pipes potentially linked to the unfinished system and a dedicated radon breaker box. Concerned about the incomplete setup, they contacted Maine Radon & Water Treatment for a comprehensive solution.

Initial testing confirmed their concerns. The radon level measured a worrying 13.7 pCi/L, significantly exceeding safe limits.  Maine Radon & Water Treatment conducted a thorough assessment, uncovering three pipes in the attic that might be part of the unfinished system, but their connection point in the basement remained a mystery.

Understanding the homeowner's preference for a passive system (if feasible), Maine Radon & Water Treatment provided a quote for completing the exterior run of the existing system. However, upon further inspection, our radon installers determined that activating a passive system wouldn't be possible.

Prioritizing the homeowner's safety and well-being, Maine Radon & Water Treatment proceeded with the installation of an exterior radon mitigation system.  The outcome was a resounding success!  A post-installation test revealed a dramatic reduction in radon levels, dropping to a safe 1.1 pCi/L.  The homeowner expressed immense satisfaction, finally having a functioning radon system in place.

For potential homebuyers, radon gas poses a significant concern. Homes with high radon levels can experience a decrease in property value due to the associated health risks and the potential need for costly mitigation measures. This can make selling a property challenging or lead to unfavorable real estate terms.

A Bridgton, Maine homebuyer understood these potential challenges. To ensure a safe and healthy living environment, they contacted Maine Radon & Water Treatment after a short-term radon test revealed levels exceeding the EPA's recommended action level of 4.0 pCi/L. Their proactive approach highlights the importance of radon testing during the homebuying process.

Maine Radon & Water Treatment prioritizes your peace of mind. Upon contact, we promptly provided a free estimate outlining the recommended course of action. With complete confidence in our expertise, the homeowner readily accepted the quote.

Our team of certified radon mitigation specialists then conducted a thorough assessment of the property. This included identifying the optimal location for the radon mitigation system to ensure maximum effectiveness.

Following the assessment, our experienced installers ensured a comprehensive and efficient mitigation process.

The post-installation test revealed a significantly reduced radon level, providing the homeowner with confidence and peace of mind.

The homeowner in Eliot, Maine, had previously engaged Maine Radon & Water Treatment to address radon concerns by installing a radon air mitigation system. Seeking comprehensive protection, they decided to also install a radon water system, leveraging our expertise in both radon mitigation and home water solutions. After conducting a radon test, they discovered radon water levels at dangerous levels prompting the installation of the ALRaider 321-S50X Radon in Water Removal System. Satisfied with the outcome, the client now has peace of mind, knowing their home is shielded from the health hazards associated with radon exposure.

In North Waterboro, Maine, a vigilant homeowner was keeping tabs on radon levels in their residence, revealing a concerning reading of 5.9 pCi/L, akin to enduring 100 X-rays annually.

Realizing the potential health implications of such high radon levels, Maine Radon and Water Treatment promptly dispatched their team of inspectors to evaluate the indoor air quality. Following a thorough assessment, they proposed installing a radon mitigation system to address the issue effectively.

Relieved to have found a reliable solution, the homeowner eagerly opted to proceed with the radon remediation process, putting the safety and health of their family first.