Radon Gas Mitigation Before & After Photos

In Grand Rapids, MI 49534, a homeowner took steps to address elevated radon levels in their home, recognizing the importance of reducing the associated health risks. After considering several companies, they chose ALS for their trusted reputation and expertise in radon mitigation. The team carried out a thorough inspection, confirmed the radon levels, and proceeded with a carefully designed mitigation system to fit the home's specific needs. By reducing radon exposure, the homeowner now enjoys greater peace of mind. If you're looking to reduce radon risks in your own home, reach out to ALS for a professional assessment.

ALS Property Associates installed a radon gas mitigation system at a residential property in Grand Rapids, MI. A sub-slab depressurization system was used on this property. The schedule 40 piping was run through the crawlspace and up through the main level closet. From there the radon fan was installed in the attic and vented through the roof.

ALS Radon & Environmental installed a radon gas mitigation system at a residential home in Grand Rapids, MI. A sub-slab depressurization radon system was used on this home. The soil under the slab was mostly clay. A GX4 radon away fan was installed to help with suction because of the tight clay soil. Schedule 40 piping was installed and vented safely above the roof line.

ALS Property Associates completed a radon gas mitigation system installation at a residential property in Grand Rapids, MI. A sub-slab depressurization radon system was used on this home. Schedule 40 piping was run from the basement extraction point to the exterior of the home. The radon fan was installed on the side exterior and vented above the roof line.

ALS Property Associates installed a radon mitigation system at a residential property in Comstock Park, MI. A sub-slab depressurization radon system was used. Schedule 40 piping was run from the extraction point in the basement to the exterior of the home. The radon fan was installed on the side exterior and vented above the roof line. A premium sump pump cover was also used to seal radon gas.