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Vicksburg, MIWednesday, Mar 11th, 2020 -
VICKSBURG, MISaturday, Mar 21st, 2020"Very happy. Professional sales and installation."
Vicksburg, MI's Expert Radon Contractor
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Your trusted contractor for radon testing, radon mitigation, & other indoor air quality services in Vicksburg, MI
Radon is an odorless and invisible gas which is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States and has been found throughout the country, including Vicksburg, MI. The only way to tell if you have radon in your home is with professional radon testing. Luckily, ALS Radon & Environmental, Inc can help.
As a member of National Radon Defense, we can test your home and identify if your home has a dangerous level of radon. If your home does have an elevated radon level then we can help by installing a radon mitigation system. Our tried and tested mitigation systems pull radon outside your home and can reduce even the highest radon levels back to a safe level. We also offer other indoor air quality services for removing contaminants like particles, allergens, chemical pollutants, and more.
Contact us today and schedule your free estimate for any of our services in Vicksburg, MI!
Our services & products:
- Radon testing
- Radon mitigation
- Indoor air cleaners
- Commercial radon services
- HUD Multi-Family Radon Policy Mitigation
- Breathe EZ UVC Light
- Energy Recovery Ventilator
- Breathe EZ Air Cleaner
- Vapor Intrusion Mitigation
- And More!
The Problem:
A homebuyer in Vicksburg was concerned about potential health risks associated with radon exposure. A radon test confirmed elevated radon levels in their new home, exceeding the EPA's recommended action level. Radon, a colorless and odorless gas, can seep into homes through cracks in the foundation, posing a serious health risk. The client was the buyer and wanted a quality job.
This client bought a home with a pass-through radon system already installed. The issue was the extraction point was hidden behind drywall and not visible. No one was able to provide the plans to expose the radon pipe. The new homeowner wanted to play it safe and install a new radon mitigation system completely instead of activating a passive system that we couldn’t see.
The Solution:
We installed the main extraction point under the basement stairs and ran the pipe to the garage. The fan was located in the attic of the garage and vented through the roof. You are not able to see this system from the exterior and is a good example of our interior aesthetic package.
