Before & After Photos

ALS Property Associates installed a radon reduction system at a residential property in Battle Creek, MI. A sub-slab depressurization radon system was used at this property. Schedule 40 piping was run from the basement extraction point through a crawl space to the garage. From the garage the piping was run to the above attic. The radon fan was installed in the garage attic and vented through the roof. A clean space vapor barrier was also installed over the dirt crawl space with a second extraction point.

When a homeowner in Battle Creek, MI, reached out to us with concerns about radon levels in their home, we recognized the urgency of addressing the issue for their family’s safety. After detecting elevated radon levels during our inspection, we proceeded with installing a single extraction point to an exterior radon fan to effectively mitigate the problem. The homeowner chose our company due to our reliable track record in handling radon issues with expertise and care. Throughout the installation, we ensured minimal disruption and maintained clear communication.

If you’re worried about radon in your home, contact us for a free consultation and let us help safeguard your home and family. 

In Battle Creek, Michigan, a homeowner reached out to ALS Radon & Environmental due to concerns about elevated radon levels in their home. After careful consideration, they chose ALS for their expertise and proven effectiveness in radon mitigation. The team efficiently sealed visible cracks in the basement floor and installed a system to reduce radon levels by safely venting the gas away from the home. The project was completed with minimal disruption, and the homeowner felt reassured by the open communication throughout the process. If you're worried about radon levels in your own home, contact us to explore how we can help mitigate the risk.

A sub-slab depressurization radon reduction system was installed in the basement of the home and vented above the roof line in the rear corner. A sump-pump cover was installed and sealed to prevent radon gas from entering the home and to seal the slab for the radon system.

We found this attic did not have any air flow and had a lack of sufficient insulation. The warm air from the house was getting through to the attic causing condensation on the attic sheathing. This was causing mold to grow on the attic sheathing. We worked with the client to formulate a plan for a mold remediation along with repairs to fix the venting and insulation issues.