Radon Inspection & Mitigation in Gainesville, GA

Alan contacted Georgia Radon Defense after his radon monitor showed average levels of 7.1 pCi/L over a month. We promptly dispatched our estimator, Craig, to devise a mitigation plan. Once Craig's plan was finalized, our skilled technicians, Trent and Adorian, were dispatched to install the mitigation system. 

Alan noticed that his radon levels started decreasing shortly after the mitigation system was installed, and his average radon level is now 2.5 pCi/L. 

If you discover elevated radon levels in your home, don't hesitate to contact Georgia Radon Defense! 

Stephan reached out to Georgia Radon Defense with concerns about the existing mitigation system installed in his home before he purchased it. Responding promptly, we dispatched our skilled technician, Trent, to inspect the system.

Upon inspection, Trent discovered that some of the fittings were not properly glued together. He corrected this error to ensure the effectiveness of the system. Additionally, Trent provided Stefan with a test kit to assess if any further modifications were necessary.

Fortunately, the test results came back below 4.0 pCi/L, indicating that no further adjustments were needed. 

If you have concerns about your radon mitigation system, don't hesitate to call Georgia Radon Defense today! 

Jim of Gainesville contacted GHH for a problem with an outdated radon system installed in his home over twenty years prior. We were able to send our Foreman, Trent Jones, to Jim's property to install a hookup to optimize his mitigation system. This maintenance allowed for the radon levels in Jim's home to drop from above the EPA's recommended mitigation threshold of 4.0 down to less than 0.6. 

Maintenance is an important part of keeping your radon levels low. If you have any concerns about your existing system, call GHH today!

Sean reached out to Georgia Healthy Homes with concerns about high levels of radon in her area of Gainesville, GA.

After speaking to Craig Shane about the dangers of radon and how it enters the home, Sean decided to have Georgia Healthy Homes install a radon mitigation system. 

Shortly after reaching out, an appointment was set for Zach Tully and Trent Jones to install a radon mitigation system for Sean. The install went according to plan and now Sean can rest easy knowing that her home was radon proof. 

If you live in the Gainesville area and have concerns about radon, give Georgia Healthy Homes a call today.  

Daniel from Gainesville reached out to Georgia Healthy Homes for radon mitigation after his home tested higher than the EPA's recommended threshold of 4pCi/L. Concerns about the long-term health effects of high radon levels, such as lung cancer and mesothelioma, left Daniel worried about the health of his family. He found Georgia Healthy Homes through the web and reached out for a free quote. 

After reaching out, Daniel was contacted by Craig Shane, and an appointment was scheduled for Craig to look at the Gainesville home. Upon an inspection of the home, Craig was able to determine the sections where radon was seeping into the home. With all of the necessary information,  Craig recommended having an Eagle Fan installed to expel the radon. 

Georgia Healthy Home's expert installers, Zach Tully and Trent Jones professionally installed Daniel's new radon mitigation system in an afternoon. 

With his radon levels now at an acceptable level, Daniel could rest easily that his family was protected. If you think you have high radon levels, call Georgia Healthy Homes today!

Sean of Gainesville, GA reached out to Georgia Healthy Homes to reduce the high levels of radon found in his home. His radon levels, higher than the EPA's recommended threshold of 4 pCi/L, would have caused adverse health effects to Sean and his family. 

Shortly after requesting a quote online, Craig Shane scheduled a home consultation with Sean to discuss the mitigation process and the possible ways Georgia Healthy Homes could work with Sean to reduce his high radon levels. Craig decided that having Trent Jones and Zach Tully install a premium radon mitigation system with an Eagle Extreme Fan reduce the radon levels of the Gainesville home. 

If you live in the Gainesville area and would like a free quote, give Georgia Healthy Homes a call today!

Arlene of Gainesville, GA was trying to sell her home and had a high radon reading of 6.6 pCi/L. Before selling her home, she decided to reach out to Georgia Healthy Homes to lower her radon levels below the EPA's recommended 4 pCi/L.  

After reaching out by phone, an appointment with Craig Shane was made. Craig walked Arlene through what the radon mitigation process would entail and recommended that Zach Tully and Trent Jones install a tap in Arlene's basement to extract the radioactive gas from the soil, up through her attic and out the roof of her home. All of Georgia Healthy Home's radon mitigations are done with the aesthetics of the home in mind. 

If you live in Gainesville and think your home might have high radon levels, call Georgia Healthy Homes today.

Ann L. recently purchased a newly constructed home in Gainesville, GA that had a passive radon mitigation system installed. She intended to perform her own radon test but wanted to know more about the system. She hired Georgia Healthy Homes for a system inspection.

When Mike visited the home he took his Radon Sniffer to measure the radon levels coming from the exhaust pipe through the roof. He was able to get readings of around 200 pCi/L using a 15 min average. This was a clear demonstration that the system was working but he recommended doing a short-term test to measure the levels inside the home. Mike was also able to navigate her attic space to determine the feasibility of adding a fan if the passive system was not adequately reducing the levels in the home.

If you have any type of radon system installed and would like to know more about it, give us a call today.

Jerry C. never lived in the home that he was selling in Gainesville, GA. It was only a year old but his retirement plans had changed so he put it back on the market. The potential buyers had a radon test with their home inspection and the results made them unsure about moving forward with the purchase. Jerry agreed to install a radon mitigation system to lower the levels below the EPA action level. After getting several bids, he contracted with Georgia Healthy Homes to complete the work and provide a follow-up test with a continuous radon monitor. (The sellers stipulated that the follow-up test be done with the same type of monitor as their original test.)

The first challenge was the Home Owner's Association. The HOA insisted that the piping be routed through the interior. The home was a one-story home with a finished basement. Our only choice was to route the piping from the basement into the garage, then straight up through the garage ceiling across a massive attic space, and out through the back of the roof. The system would need to be properly designed to save this transaction.

We were able to install the system and deliver a follow-up test before the buyer's due diligence period was up. To satisfy the HOA requirements we also painted the exterior piping black. The final average radon level measured was 1.7 pCi/L and the buyers moved forward with their purchase. 

If you are selling your home and potential buyers have concerns with radon, we can help.

For a free no cost, no-obligation estimate, call today to schedule at 1-706-389-9603