Radon Gas Mitigation Before & After Photos

Radon can easily enter through cracks and gaps in homes, quietly raising health risks. In Dowagiac, MI, a homeowner on Lake Drive wanted to reduce radon levels and turned to ALS Radon & Environmental, Inc. for their expertise. Our team installed a comprehensive mitigation system, carefully routing pipes and fans to safely channel radon outside. This solution transformed their attic and utility space into a safer, low-radon environment. If you're concerned about radon levels, contact us to make your home a healthier place to live.

Low voltage fan with a moisture water guard (Extended 10-year warranty). All schedule 40 PVC Vent piping is professionally installed and blends in well with the white siding. 

This radon mitigation project is on a newer home. The drain tile is laid around the entire foundation and ties into the sump pump pit. We made our suction point in the back corner and tied directly into the drain tile helping us communicate with the entire basement. We also sealed up the sump pump pit with a lid to seal off the system.

ALS Radon & Environmental a local radon company competed a radon gas mitigation system install at a residential property in Holland, MI. An extraction point was installed in the basement to remove the radon gas with a sub-slab depressurization system. Schedule 40 piping was run from the basement to the garage and up through the attic. The radon fan was installed in the attic and vented safely through the roof with a kozy collar.

This is a before and after photo showing a radon extraction point our team installed inside of a basement in Grand Haven, MI. The drain tile under the slab runs along the footing and is tied together at the sump pit which was completely exposed and a direct path for radon gas to enter the home. We installed a domed sump-pit cover and properly sealed it with silicone. We then installed our radon extraction point next to the pit and above the drain tile creating negative pressure throughout the drain tile system under the entire basement slab. The radon then follows the path of least resistance and is safely vented above the home significantly lowering the radon levels.