Before & After Photos

This before and after details a radon extraction point located in a basement of a home. This radon mitigation system was installed in Berrien Springs, MI by ALS Property Associates, Inc. 

A homeowner in Berrien Springs, MI, concerned about high radon levels, contacted ALS Radon & Environmental, Inc. to reduce their exposure risk. The team quickly implemented a radon mitigation system, placing the exhaust pipes strategically in the attic and the basement to ensure optimal air flow and minimize the intrusion into living spaces. The design aimed for both efficiency and aesthetics, ensuring the system blended seamlessly into the home. These images show the completed installation process, from the precise attic ventilation to the clean, unobtrusive piping in the basement. If you're also looking to protect your family from elevated radon levels, reach out to us today for a customized solution tailored to your home's needs.

When a homeowner in Berrien Springs, MI, reached out to ALS Radon for radon mitigation, they were concerned about elevated radon levels discovered during a routine inspection. With the health risks posed by prolonged exposure to radon, they sought a trusted and effective solution. ALS was chosen due to their expertise and reputation for delivering efficient radon reduction systems. The installation process was seamless, with a mitigation system set up both outside and in the basement of the home, effectively designed to lower radon levels. The team worked carefully to ensure minimal disruption to the home’s structure, as seen in the neat, unobtrusive piping in the basement. If you're worried about radon in your home, contact ALS today for an evaluation and discover how you can reduce radon risks effectively.

ALS Radon & Environmental was called by a client looking for a radon company in Benton Harbor, MI that could install a radon mitigation system in a quick tie frame for a home buyer. ALS Radon & Environmental was able to meet their deadline and installed a new radon system. The property had drain tile under the slab that covered the entire basement which would work great for the radon system to remove radon gases. An extraction point was made above the drain tile and schedule 40 piping was installed. A radon away 260 was installed on the exterior to help move a lot of air while also being limiting the noise for the homeowner. The radon levels in this home went from 5 radon pCi/L down to .02 radon pCi/L after the installation.

Here is a radon extraction point located in a basement of a Niles Michigan home. The extraction point piped to an inline radon fan that runs 24 hours a day. This creates negative pressure under the slab safely venting the radon outside and lowering the indoor radon levels to safer levels.