Radon Mitigation Before & After Photos

After purchasing her new home in Dacula, GA, this homeowner knew radon mitigation was a priority. Her due diligence test revealed elevated levels, and she wanted to ensure a safer space before settling in. She chose Georgia Radon Defense for our expertise in effective, aesthetically pleasing exterior mitigation solutions. Our team installed a system designed to blend seamlessly with the home’s exterior while efficiently reducing radon levels. Now, with the radon levels significantly lowered, she can enjoy peace of mind in her new home.

When a homeowner in Bogart, GA, decided to take action against radon exposure, they turned to Georgia Radon Defense, knowing their expertise in radon systems and construction. After discovering a concerning radon level of 7 pCi/L in their finished basement, we executed a strategic mitigation plan. Our team began by conducting initial testing and then skillfully installed an interior aesthetic mitigation system. This involved punching out into the crawl space under the wraparound deck, running the pipe toward the rear of the house, and extending it into the attic for a rear roof penetration. With our dedicated approach, we aimed to significantly reduce the radon levels and enhance the homeowner's peace of mind. If you’re concerned about radon in your home, connect with us today to explore how we can help you create a safer living environment.

After a buyer’s radon test showed elevated levels during a home sale in Dacula, GA, this homeowner turned to Georgia Radon Defense for a fast, reliable solution. With a finished basement and a closing date approaching, time was tight—but thanks to our team's experience and efficient base exterior system installation, the job was completed smoothly and quickly. The system brought radon levels down significantly, ensuring the home passed inspection in time for the sale. If you're navigating a home sale and need radon mitigation that delivers results on schedule, Georgia Radon Defense is ready to help.

The interior process for a mitigation system can often be quite simple and straightforward.  In this example, it was possible to locate one extraction point in the corner of an unfinished basement, with pipe routed to a radon exhaust fan directly on the other side of the exterior wall.

Our estimator and technicians worked with this homeowner to ensure a particularly discreet installation.  A radon fan, hidden by a fan cover, is tucked away at a back corner of the home, obscured by landscaping, a fence, and a generator.  Although this particular homeowner went with standard white, systems can also be painted to match gutters or other exterior colors.