Radon Mitigation Before & After Photos

When a homeowner in Elberton, GA, recognized the need for radon mitigation due to elevated levels of 5.2 pCi/L detected during their due diligence, they turned to Georgia Radon Defense for their expertise. The decision to choose our services was driven by our reputation for aesthetic solutions and effective installations. On August 29, 2024, we began the process, carefully navigating the challenge of a crawlspace that was less than two feet high, which made mitigation in that area impractical. We focused on installing an exterior radon mitigation system designed to blend seamlessly with the home’s aesthetics. If you're concerned about radon levels in your home, contact us today to explore how we can help reduce your risk and protect your loved ones.

A property manager of an apartment community in Decatur, Georgia, hired us to replace a poorly performing fan on an older radon system. We were able to complete the project the next day to keep the residents safe from dangerous levels of radon gas. If you have an aging system and need a system inspection or a fan replacement, call Georgia Radon Defense.

New construction homes may be built with passive radon mitigation systems.  A passive system has ventilation pipes installed to provide an exit path for radon, but does not have a powered fan actively pulling the gas out from underneath the home's foundation.  When a home with a passive system tests high for radon, the system needs to be activated by installing a fan integrated with the existing pipes.  Here's a system activation Georgia Radon Defense recently accomplished in Cumming.

When a homeowner in Duluth, Georgia, discovered a radon level of 5.3 pCi/L after monitoring for over two weeks, they turned to Georgia Radon Defense to address this serious concern. With a focus on aesthetics, our team installed an exterior radon mitigation system designed to blend seamlessly with the home’s architecture. Throughout the process, we ensured open communication and made necessary adjustments to meet the client’s needs. By taking this proactive step, they have significantly reduced the risk of radon exposure in their unfinished basement. If you're worried about radon levels in your home, contact us today to explore how we can help you protect your family.

In Duluth, GA, a homeowner became concerned about indoor air quality after learning about the risks of elevated radon levels and decided it was time to take proactive steps to protect their household. They turned to Georgia Radon Defense because of the company’s reputation for licensed expertise and customized system design. During the installation, the team performed detailed pressure field extension testing and designed an exterior aesthetic radon mitigation system with a basement garage tap routed toward the rear of the home. The system included a strategically placed radon fan near the gutter, protected by a fan housing cover for durability and curb appeal. To further enhance indoor air quality, the crew installed a Breathe EZ Air Cleaner into the home’s HVAC system, capable of filtering ultra-fine particles and radon decay products while also providing a third-party test kit for post-installation verification. The result is a safer, healthier home with long-term peace of mind. If you’re concerned about radon in your home, contact Georgia Radon Defense today to schedule a professional assessment and take the first step toward cleaner, safer air.