Before & After Photos

When a homeowner in Otsego, MI, became concerned about elevated radon levels, they turned to ALS Radon to ensure their family's safety. The client, having worked with us before, trusted our expertise once again to address the radon issue in their home. Our team installed an efficient radon mitigation system in their crawlspace, carefully positioning the fan to optimize ventilation and reduce radon exposure. With the installation completed, the homeowner can now breathe easier knowing the risks have been minimized. If you're ready to protect your home from radon, reach out to us today for a personalized quote and solution.

A homeowner in Otsego, MI 49078, contacted ALS Radon after learning about elevated radon levels in their home. Concerned about the potential health risks, they sought a reliable solution to reduce the radon exposure. After a detailed assessment, ALS Radon installed a mitigation system to lower the radon concentration. The installation included careful integration of the system, as seen with the exhaust piping discreetly routed through the basement walls and into a more functional setup. Throughout the process, the team ensured proper ventilation and maintained the structural integrity of the basement, making adjustments for better airflow and system performance. If you're worried about radon levels in your home, reach out to us today to discuss how we can help reduce the risks.

In Byron Center, MI, radon levels in homes can pose significant health risks, with elevated levels detected at 6.3 pCi/L in one particular residence. The homeowner was understandably concerned about the potential dangers associated with prolonged exposure, as radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer after smoking. Recognizing the importance of addressing this issue, they reached out to ALS Radon for assistance.

The mitigation process involved installing two extraction points—one in the basement and another in the newly added crawlspace—efficiently connected through a pipe that ran to the garage and up to the attic. A Festa radon fan was installed in the attic of the garage, venting the radon safely above the roofline, where it would not re-enter the home. The results were remarkable, bringing the radon levels down to just 0.4 pCi/L, significantly reducing the health risks for the family. If you’re worried about radon in your home, consider having it tested and taking necessary steps for mitigation. Here, you can see the before and after photos showcasing the effective installation of the radon depressurization system. Reach out to ALS Radon today to protect your family from radon exposure.

ALS Property Associates installed a radon gas removal system at a residential property in Portage, MI. The radon mitigation system was run from the basement through a drop ceiling to the garage. The radon fan was installed in the garage and vented through the roof.

This before and after photoshoot details a radon extraction point. This extraction point is connected to a radon fan that creates negative pressure under the slab. The radon follows the path of least resistance, and gets safely vented outside above the roof line.