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Concerned about elevated radon levels, a homeowner in Portland, Maine, contacted us. To ensure their safety, we fitted a radon system. Making homes safer from radon is our mission at Maine Radon & Water Treatment.

In Portland, Maine, a homeowner troubled by radon sought our expertise in sub-slab depressurization. Upon investigation, heightened radon levels were identified, carrying potential risks. Prioritizing the family's safety, we swiftly implemented an effective sub-slab depressurization system. At Maine Radon & Water Treatment, we're dedicated to ensuring homes are safer and healthier through our specialized approach to radon mitigation.

We quickly carried out a comprehensive study after receiving notification of a homeowner's concerns regarding radon in Portland, Maine, and found excessive levels. At Maine Radon & Water Treatment, we successfully implemented a radon mitigation system while placing the utmost priority on safety. This demonstrates our unwavering dedication to building houses that promote health as much as safety and highlights our particular skill in the process.

A homeowner in Portland, Maine, reached out to Maine Radon after realizing it had been a few years since they last tested their radon levels. The recent test revealed levels of 3.5 pCi/L, which, though moderate, still posed a risk. With limited space in their finished basement, the installation posed some unique challenges. However, after discussing the best approach with the customer, Maine Radon designed a radon mitigation system that included running the system through the back of the basement and relocating the purge valve to ensure maximum efficiency. The customer was pleased with the solution and the careful attention to detail throughout the process. If you’re considering reducing the radon risk in your home, reach out to us today for a customized mitigation solution.

When a homeowner in Portland, Maine, reached out to Maine Radon for help with high radon levels, they were concerned about the potential health risks. After evaluating the home, we designed a mitigation system that would effectively reduce radon exposure, discharging through the garage to minimize disruption. The installation involved carefully running the PVC across the garage ceiling to avoid a second-story window and adjusting for the stucco-like material in the garage. The customer was pleased with the outcome, and if you're looking to reduce radon risks in your home, contact Maine Radon today for a quote tailored to your needs.