Before & After Photos

During the home buying process in Kennebunk, ME, a radon test revealed elevated levels in the basement, prompting the new homeowner to take action before moving in. After reviewing options, they chose Maine Radon and Water Treatment for their reputation and comprehensive approach. The team installed a sub-slab depressurization system using core drilling in a strategic corner with existing gravel, sealed both sump pits—one with silicone, the other with a domed cover—and routed the system to exit neatly from the rear corner of the home. They also installed an ERV using a concentric vent design to efficiently balance fresh air intake and stale air exhaust. With precise airflow adjustments and clean installation, the system now actively reduces radon risk while improving air quality. If you're preparing to move into a new home, make sure radon isn’t part of the welcome—reach out to Maine Radon and Water Treatment to protect your peace of mind.

This install included a sub slab depresseration system through the garage firewall. We sealed the firewall with a fire collar then ran low voltage fan up through the roof. Another happy client.

Maine Radon & Environmental was called out to this Standish Maine home after testing their home for radon air levels in their home. This one was an easy install for MRE. A couple hours later they were breathing safe again. Another happy client. 

Maine Radon & Water Treatment received a call from a residence in Standish, Maine, seeking radon remediation services. Upon inspection, we identified the perfect location to install the system. Much to the client's delight, we assured them that we could discreetly conceal it on the rear side of their house, completely out of view. Our meticulous approach involved sealing all sump lids and addressing any existing cracks, resulting in remarkably low readings that were virtually undetectable. With another satisfied customer added to our success stories, we continue to excel in delivering exceptional service.

Water softener for hard water then a anion system for high uranium levels followed by a 20� big blue sediment filter then e-99 radon in water unit followed by up flow neutrilizer to help correct ph levels. Another happy client.