Radon Mitigation Before & After Photos

In Athens, GA, a homeowner discovered elevated radon levels and wanted a dependable, long-term solution to improve indoor air quality and protect their household. They chose Georgia Radon Defense for their licensed expertise, transparent communication, and tailored approach to mitigation. Before installation, radon levels posed a concern, but the team designed and installed an exterior base radon mitigation system using sub-slab depressurization, supported by full pressure field extension testing to ensure effective soil gas capture. The final system layout was carefully discussed and approved with the homeowner on-site, resulting in a professionally installed solution and a third-party post-test kit for added peace of mind. After mitigation, the home is on track for safer, healthier air—if you’re in the Athens area and concerned about radon, schedule a professional test and mitigation consultation today.

In Athens, GA, a homeowner reached out to Georgia Radon Defense after elevated radon levels raised concerns about indoor air quality and long-term health. Wanting a reliable and professional solution, they chose the team for their expertise, transparent process, and customized approach. After carefully measuring airflow and determining optimal pipe sizing, a licensed installer designed an Exterior Aesthetic Radon Mitigation System tailored to the home’s needs. The project included sub-slab depressurization with full Pressure Field Extension Testing, an additional extraction point to effectively treat both the crawlspace and raised slab areas, and a protective fan housing cover for durability and curb appeal. A third-party test kit was also provided to confirm safe levels after installation—delivering peace of mind and a safer living environment. If you’re concerned about radon in your home, contact Georgia Radon Defense today and take the first step toward cleaner, healthier air.

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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Radon exhaust pipes and fan covers can be painted to complement the color scheme of a home.  While this homeowner did not have us install a fan cover, they did elect to have their exhaust pipe painted close to the color of their trim and gutter work.  

The owner of a historic home in Five Points wanted to get their radon levels as low as possible.  Georgia Radon Defense was called to install a mitigation system in an encapsulated cellar.  The solution the owner chose was submembrane depressurization, in which radon gas is pulled out from underneath a sealed liner and ventilated safely to the outside using a specialized fan.  The owner chose an exterior aesthetic package, in which the fan and exhaust system are mounted on an outside wall with an integrated fan cover.  Fan covers and pipes can be painted to match the home's trim.