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Hector called us with concerns about radon levels in his basement. He tested for radon and measured 3.8 pCi/L. Knowing that there is no safe level of radon, he contacted us to install a mitigation system to get his indoor levels as low as possible. 

If you are concerned with the radon level in your home, give us a call today. Remember that the EPA action level of 4.0 pCi/L does not determine if your home is safe. There is no safe level of radon. The World Health Organization set their action level at 2.7 pCi/L and the EPA also recommends considering mitigation if your levels are between 2.0 and 4.0 pCi/L

Charlene was selling her home and the buyers had a radon test completed during their due diligence period. The results were 8.4 pCi/L and they terminated their contract. 

We never recommend terminating a real estate contract over elevated levels of radon. Radon can be easily mitigated to a normal level of exposure and a sub-slab depressurization system will improve the indoor air quality of a home. A home with a radon mitigation system has better indoor air quality, and lower risk of mold in the basement. 

We were able to install a mitigation system and reduce the levels below 2.0 pCi/L. 

If you are selling your home and potential buyers discover dangerous levels of radon in your home, call Georgia Healthy Homes and we will provide you a fast solution to save your transaction.

 In Dacula, GA, a real estate seller sought help from Georgia Radon Defense after a radon test revealed alarmingly high levels of 37 pCi/L, heightened by unusual weather conditions from Hurricane Helene. With a finished basement and the need to meet real estate requirements, our team installed an efficient exterior base system to bring radon levels to safer standards. If you’re selling your home and need radon mitigation for peace of mind, contact Georgia Radon Defense today to protect your property and its occupants.

Radon levels as high as 37 pCi/L in the finished basement of a home in Dacula, GA, posed a significant health risk. Concerned by this elevated radon reading and the potential danger for the buyer, the seller reached out to Georgia Radon Defense after seeing the company’s services on Thumbtack. The team installed a base system with an exterior setup to reduce radon levels effectively. The process involved precision installation and testing to ensure safety. If you're dealing with similar radon concerns in your home, contact us for a reliable solution today!

Miguel reached out to Georgia Radon Defense after a home inspection unveiled radon levels of 13 pCi/L - over three times higher than the EPA action limit of 4.0 pCi/L. This revelation came as a surprise, considering he had a mitigation system installed over ten years ago. In response, we dispatched our skilled technicians, Trent and Adorian, to inspect and address and issues witht eh existing system. 

Upon arrival, out technicians found an outdated Radon Away system that was no longer operational and couldn't be repaired. After consulting with Miguel, they devised a new mitigation plan. 

Subsequently, Trent and Adorian returned to execute the revised plan. Following mitigation, a follow-up test revealed that the levels in Miguel's home had dropped to 1.0 pCi/L. 

If you discover elevated radon levels above 4.0 pCi/L in your home, don't hesitate to call Georgia Radon Defense.