Georgia Radon Defense Before & After Photos

A concerned homeowner contact Georgia Healthy Homes contacted Georgia Healthy Homes after receiving a failed radon test. Our team was able to go out to the property to run diagnostics and come up with the best mitigation plan for their home. In this client's case, that was an interior installation. This means that the entire system is installed indoors with a single roof penetration, rather that having the pipe run up an exterior wall. After our expert team completed the install, the client's levels dropped to well below passing! 

The only way to know if your home has a radon problem is to test, and the EPA recommends testing you home for radon every two years. If you discover your home has high levels of radon, give Georgia healthy Homes a call! 

A home seller in Arnoldsville, GA called us after a potential buyer walked away from their contract to purchase the home because of high radon levels measured by their home inspector.

We were able to mitigate the property quickly so they could get the home back on the market and the mitigation system is now a selling feature! 

If you are selling your home, get it tested before you put it on the market. If you detect high radon levels in your home, call Georgia Healthy Homes. 

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

A previous customer who was satisfied with a mitigation system we had installed and inspected in their Arnoldsville home reached out to Georgia Radon Defense with additional concerns about the quality of their well water.  They wanted to know whether radon could be present in their water supply.  When radon is present in well water, it can pose a health hazard due to breathing in the water vapor when cooking, showering, or doing household chores.

First, Georgia Radon Defense visited the home to collect water samples.  We hand delivered the samples to the University of Georgia's Agricultural and Environmental Services Laboratories for testing.  Results showed moderately elevated radon levels, and the homeowner asked for options to mitigate.

There are two main ways to address radon in water:  aeration and filtration.  Aeration systems use air bubbles to capture and release radon gas dissolved in water, and are the most effective solution.  Charcoal filter systems can also reduce radon levels in water, and are less expensive to install.

The homeowner elected to install a charcoal filtration system for the radon, as well as a UV filtration system that cleanses the water of viruses, bacteria, and cysts without adding chemicals.  Our technicians completed the installation of both systems in one day, then returned after a required 24 hour waiting period to activate the systems for the customer.

The attached photos show where we installed the whole house charcoal filter next to the existing radon mitigation system in the homeowner's utility room.

Now the homeowner gets to enjoy peace of mind, knowing that they've made the air and water inside their home safer for their family!

After running their radon monitor for several weeks, a homeowner in Canon, GA noticed consistently elevated readings and reached out to Georgia Radon Defense for a solution. Concerned about long-term exposure and wanting a discreet setup, they chose GRD for their reputation in delivering effective and aesthetically pleasing mitigation systems. Our team installed a system tailored for their mostly finished basement, taking special care to route components for minimal visual impact on the exterior. If you've been monitoring radon levels in your home and aren't sure what to do next, let Georgia Radon Defense help you take the next step toward a safer indoor environment.

Leonard of Greensboro, GA was referred to Georgia Healthy Homes by his home inspection service after high radon reading on a test done during his home inspection. Wanting to make sure his home was safe for him and his family, Leonard reached out to Georgia Healthy Homes to evaluate his home for radon mitigation.