Georgia Radon Defense Before & After Photos

A concerned homeowner in the Lakewood Manor subdivision of Oconee County, GA called us when he discovered high radon levels in his basement. We were able to reduce his levels so he felt comfortable in his basement level home office.

Radon mitigations systems don't have to be ugly! Sometimes the best looking installation is through the roof. This slab home was completely finished on the interior with very few options for installing an extraction point. (There were none at the back of the home.) The homeowner agreed that the best thing to do was to route the piping into and up through the garage. The exterior piping is only visible from the neighbor's yard. 

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Holly B. has a home gym in her basement and she heard that some of her neighbors had elevated radon and were installing mitigation systems. She lives in the Lexington Estates subdivision on the east side of Athens, GA. We tested for radon and the average concentration was over 5.0 pCi/L so we installed a radon mitigation system on the back corner of her home to reduce the radon to a level she was more comfortable with.

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In areas like Carnesville, where radon levels are above recommended safety limits, it's crucial to act quickly, as radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer. When Brad Patterson purchased his new home, the radon level was alarmingly high at 12 pCi/L, posing a potential health risk. After closing, he turned to Georgia Radon Defense for expert mitigation, trusting the team because of their professional reputation and seamless process. The team from Maine Radon & Water efficiently installed an exterior system to lower radon levels, ensuring peace of mind in his new home. Don't wait for the problem to get worse—take action today to protect your home and health with a professional radon mitigation solution.

Rhonda from Madison reached out to Georgia Healthy Homes after she had a fails radon test. Her home came back at 4.4 pCi/L which is higher that the EPA's recommended limit of 4.0 pCi/L. She was actively trying to sell her home, so time was of the essence!

After she originally contacted GHH, Craig Shane visited her home in Madison to come up with the best mitigation plan. Following Craig's plan, Trent Jones was later able to install an Eagle Fan to decrease the radon levels inside Rhonda's home. 

Luckily, Rhonda reached out to us just in time, so all work was able to be completed well before her closing date!