Gwinnett County's Expert Radon Testing & Mitigation

A REALTOR in Buford, GA contacted us to install a radon mitigation system for his client. It was important that the job was completed quickly and the test results were back before closing. 

We were able to quickly install a system and had post-mitigation testing prior to their closing date.

If you are buying or selling a home in Buford, GA, and have radon concerns, call us today.

Robby was concerned about radon in his basement so he purchased two radon test kits from a local hardware store that resulted in 4.9 and 4.5 pCi/L. The EPA recommends averaging the results of multiple tests before making a decision and the average was still over 4.0 pCi/L so he decided to have a sub-slab depressurization system installed.

Donna J. was selling her home in Grayson, Georgia when a buyer's home inspector tested for radon. The measurement was over 4.0 pCi/L and the buyers wanted a mitigation system installed. The home inspector failed to leave instructions for the seller advising them to maintain "closed house" conditions during the test. As a result, the seller had accidentally ventilated the basement by leaving the windows open for most of the weekend. This left some uncertainty about the validity of the test.

Donna contacted Georgia Radon Defense to determine how she should proceed. Mike advised her that ventilating the home will result in lower radon measurements. He also explained that the EPA recommends mitigation when the average is between 2.0 and 4.0 pCi/L anyway and that there is no safe level.

Craig went to see the home the next day and designed a system for radon reduction. After understanding that the cost was reasonable, the system provided many additional benefits, and radon reduction was guaranteed, Donna hired us to install a sub-slab depressurization system.

If you have radon concerns or need help interpreting a radon test report, Give us a call today.

Marshall A. called us because his radon fan was making so much noise he had to turn it off. He purchased the home 9 years ago and wasn't really sure how old the system was. He guessed it was time for a replacement. 

This is always an easy call for us because we have a fan for every job and when we go to replace one, we take all of our fans and figure out which one we need when we get there. If you have an older radon system and the fan is making too much noise or not running at all, give Georgia Radon Defense a call.

Frequently when we go into homes to resolve radon issues we see other issues that the homeowner may not be aware of. A frequent thing we notice in basements are store-bought dehumidification systems that are improperly installed.

At a recent installation in Snellville, GA we noticed a basement dehumidifier that was draining into the sewage ejector pit. It is not uncommon to see a sump pit used for draining condensation from HVAC systems and dehumidifiers. (I'm not saying this is correct but it is somewhat accepted.) People hear this and fail to realize the distinction between a sewage ejector pit and a sump pit.

We don't see a lot of sump pits in our area. They are the solution to foundation drainage issues and the result of a rather expensive solution to a serious problem. Sewage pits are designed to remain airtight so toxic gasses can not escape. 

When we asked the homeowner about the dehumidifier she admitted that she had installed it herself, tired of draining the bucket, and then routed it to what she thought was a sump pit. We offered her the option of a system that was much more efficient, came with a factory 5-year warranty, and a condensate pump that would pump the moisture to the exterior.

If you have inefficient store-bought basement dehumidifiers, are tired of emptying the buckets, or have them draining to anywhere other than outside, give Georgia Radon Defense a call.

Robert of Dacula, GA is trying to sell his home. To remove any contingency on the sale of his home, he reached out to Georgia Radon Defense for a premium radon mitigation consultation. 

Craig Shane met with Robert M. at his Dacula home and walked him through the benefits and features of Georgia Radon Defense's radon mitigation service. Craig recommended that Trent Jones and Zach Tully install an Eagle Premium Radon Fan to extract the excess radon coming through the home's soil. 

Robert was impressed with how clean and professional the install process was and would recommend Georgia Radon Defense to anyone looking for a professional radon mitigation company. If you are selling your home and are worried about high radon levels holding up your transaction, call Georgia Radon Defense today!

Margaret found Georgia Radon Defense through the web. She was concerned about the high levels of radon in her area of Snellville and wanted to find a professional solution to her radon worries. 

Shortly after giving them a call, Mike Leggett scheduled a home consultation with Margaret to provide the best health and safety options for her home. Because of Margaret's concern about high radon levels, Mike recommended that Zach Tully and Trent Jones install two depressurization points to better extract the radon from Margaret's home.

If you live in the Snellville area and are concerned about high radon levels, give Georgia Radon Defense a call today. 

Wale found Georgia Radon Defense on the web and reached out to us about a safe and healthy solution to the high radon levels in his Buford, GA home. Craig Shane quickly scheduled a home consultation with Wale to survey his home and educate Wale on all aspects of the radon mitigation process. 

Because of the high levels of radon found in the Buford and Gainesville area, Craig recommended an Eagle Premium Radon Fan to extract and expel the radon found with the soil of Wale's home. Our expert installers, Trent Jones and Zach Tully, were able to install an interior radon mitigation system that is unnoticeable and quiet to Wale's family. 

If you live in the Buford area and have concerns about high radon levels, give Georgia Radon Defense a call today! 

Takiya was worried about high radon readings and the air quality in her Buford, GA home and reached out to Georgia Radon Defense through our website to find a healthy and safe solution to her problems. 

Shortly after, Mike Leggett called Takiya to schedule a consultation to evaluate the home. He recommended that Trent Jones and Zach Tully install a Sedona Air System to reduces the humidity and prevent mold buildup throughout the house alongside an Eagle Premium Radon Fan to extract the high levels of radon found in the soil of the Buford residence. 

Takiya was very happy to know that her home was now healthy and safe. If you live in the Buford area and believe you have high radon, give Georgia Radon Defense a call today!

Suma of Buford, GA was in need of a company to solve his high radon issues. He found out about Georgia Radon Defense through the web and quickly an appointment was scheduled with Craig Shane. 

Craig recommended that Trent Jones and Zach Tully install an Eagle Extreme Fan to reduce Suma's radon levels from the EPA's high threshold of 4.0 pCi/L to a healthy and safe level of 0.4 pCi/L. 

If you live in the Buford area and have concerns about high radon levels, give Georgia Radon Defense a call today. 

Dawn of Snellville, GA was trying to sell her home and had a high radon reading of 5.5 pCi/L. Before selling her home, she decided to reach out to Georgia Radon Defense to lower her radon levels below the EPA's recommended 4 pCi/L.  

After reaching out by phone, an appointment with Craig Shane was made. Craig walked Dawn through what the radon mitigation process would entail and recommended that Zach Tully and Trent Jones install an Eagle Extreme fan to expel the radioactive gas from the Snellville home. 

If you live in Snellville and think your home might have high radon levels, call Georgia Radon Defense today.

At Georgia Radon Defense we often hear complaints from clients of other radon mitigation companies about faulty mitigation systems. Daniel from Buford, GA reached out to Georgia Radon Defense to have his current radon mitigation system inspected after registering a high radon test reading. 

Shortly after giving him a call, an appointment was made for technician Zach Tully to come and evaluate the Buford home. To diagnose the issue, Zach used a radon sniffer to find the trouble areas of Daniel's home and help solve his faulty mitigation system's problem. 

If you have a radon system already installed, or live in the Buford area and have worries about the radon levels in your neighborhood, give Georgia Radon Defense a call today. 

Joy reached out to Georgia Radon Defense with concerns about high levels of radon in her area of Snellville, GA. After speaking to Craig Shane about the dangers of radon and how it enters the home, Joy decided to have Georgia Radon Defense install a radon mitigation system. 

Shortly after reaching out, an appointment was set for Zach Tully and Trent Jones to install a radon mitigation system for Joy. The install went according to plan and now Joy can rest easy knowing that her home was radon proof. 

If you live in the Snellville area and have concerns about radon, give Georgia Radon Defense a call today.  

Marcial reached out to Georgia Radon Defense after having her home tested for Radon. She found us through Google and quickly requested a quote for radon mitigation. Shortly after reaching out, Craig Shane scheduled a home visit to evaluate the best mitigation options for the Lawrenceville home. Marcial really liked that Craig was more than informed on the science behind radon and its origins. 

With a plan to move forward for installing a mitigation system, Marcial was quickly put on the schedule for Zach Tully and Trent Jones to install her premium mitigation system. Zach and Trent installed an Exterior Package on the outside of Marcial's home, and as you can see in the photos below, the system is unobtrusive and blends into the home's natural design. 

With her mitigation system installed, Marcial could rest assured that her home was now radon-free. If you believe you have high radon levels in your home, give Georgia Radon Defense a call today!

Rick from Lilburn reached out to Georgia Radon Defense for radon mitigation after his home tested higher than the EPA's recommended threshold of 4pCi/L. Concerns about the long-term health effects of high radon levels, such as lung cancer and mesothelioma, left Rick worried about the health of his family. He found Georgia Radon Defense through the web and reached out for a free quote. 

After reaching out, Rick was contacted by Craig Shane, and an appointment was scheduled for Craig to look at the Lilburn home. Upon an inspection of the home, Craig was able to determine the sections where radon was seeping into the home. With all of the necessary information,  Craig recommended having a Hawk Fan installed to expel the radon.  Georgia Radon Defense's expert installers, Zach Tully and Trent Jones professionally installed Rick's new radon mitigation system in an afternoon. 

With his radon levels now at an acceptable level, Rick could rest easily that his family was protected. If you think you have high radon levels, call Georgia Radon Defense today!

Charles from Dacula found Georgia Radon Defense through the web after his home tested higher than the EPA's recommended 4pCi/L. He was getting ready to sell his home and didn't want high radon readings to ruin his real estate transaction. 

After reaching out, Craig Shane visited the Dacula home to determine the best possible route to mitigate Charles' home. Craig made sure to educate Charles on his options for mitigation and walked him through the whole installation process. With a plan in place, Zach Tully and Trent Jones were dispatched to install an Eagle Fan to remove Charles' dangerous radon levels out of his home. 

With Charles' radon levels now at an acceptable level, he has one less worry when he puts his home up for sale. If you are looking to sell your home and worry that high radon levels will ruin the deal, call Georgia Radon Defense today!

Andre of Grayson reached out to Georgia Radon Defense to lower the radon levels of his home. He read about the high levels of radon in his area online and with concern for his children's health and safety, he reached out to Georgia Radon Defense to install a radon mitigation system.  

Shortly after reaching out through the website, an appointment was set for Craig Shane to evaluate the Grayson home. Craig decided that the best way for Andre's home to become radon-free would be to have Zach Tully and Trent Jones install an Eagle Extreme fan to expel the radon. 

Andre's home is now safe and radon-free for his kids. If you live in an area with high levels of radon, please give Georgia Radon Defense today!

Derrick of Lilburn reached out to Georgia Radon Defense to help mitigate the high levels of radon in his home. After having his home checked, Derrick was shocked that his home's radon levels were higher than the EPA's recommended levels of 4pCi/L. He put in a call to Georgia Radon Defense for a free at-home consultation to get his radon levels down to manageable levels. 

With a date set to meet, Craig Shane walked Derrick through the ins and outs of the radon mitigation process.  Craig recommended that Derrick have an Eagle Fan installed to move the radon gas up and out of the Lilburn home. 

With the installation scheduled, Zach Tully and Trent Jones installed Derrick's new mitigation system in an afternoon. With his radon levels now at an acceptable level, Derrick was happy he reached out to Georgia Radon Defense. 

If you think your home might have high radon levels, give Georgia Radon Defense a call today. 

Daniel of Buford reached out to Georgia Radon Defense to help mitigate the high levels of radon in his home. After having his home checked, Daniel was shocked that his home's radon levels were higher than the EPA's recommended levels of 4pCi/L. He put in a call to Georgia Radon Defense for a free at-home consultation to get his radon levels down to manageable levels. 

With a date set to meet, Craig Shane walked Daniel through the ins and outs of the radon mitigation process.  Craig recommended that Daniel have an Eagle Fan installed to move the radon gas up and out of the Buford home. 

With the installation scheduled, Zach Tully and Trent Jones installed Derrick's new mitigation system in an afternoon. With his radon levels now at an acceptable level, Daniel was happy he reached out to Georgia Radon Defense. 

If you think your home might have high radon levels, give Georgia Radon Defense a call today. 

Adi of Suwanee reached out to Georgia Radon Defense to help mitigate the high levels of radon in her home. After having her home checked, Adi was shocked that her home's radon levels were higher than the EPA's recommended levels of 4pCi/L. She put in a call to Georgia Radon Defense for a free at-home consultation to get her radon levels down to manageable levels. 

With a date set to meet, Craig Shane walked Adi through the ins and outs of the radon mitigation process.  Craig recommended that Adi have an Eagle Extreme Fan installed to move the radon gas up and out of the Suwanee home. 

With the installation scheduled, Zach Tully and Trent Jones installed Adi's new mitigation system in an afternoon. With her radon levels now at an acceptable level, Adi was happy she reached out to Georgia Radon Defense. 

If you think your home might have high radon levels, give Georgia Radon Defense a call today. 

Ted of Grayson called Georgia Radon Defense needing radon professionals to repair an already installed radon system. After discussing the issues with radon systems technician Mike, it was determined that the fan in Ted's mitigation system would need to be replaced. 

Within days, radon system installer, Trent Jones, was dispatched to the Grayson home to replace Ted's fan. The install was done quickly and with his fan now working properly, Ted could trust his mitigation system to keep his family safe.  

If you have an existing radon mitigation system that needs repairs or maintenance, call Georgia Radon Defense today. 

David of Burford called Georgia Radon Defense because the fan on his radon mitigation system was malfunctioning. Lucky for David, the technicians at Georgia Radon Defense are equipped to problem-solve any previously installed mitigation system. An appointment was scheduled for Trent Jones to visit the Buford residence. 

Shortly after diagnosing David's problem, Trent was able to install a new Eagle Extreme fan to make David's system run like new again. 

If you have an already existing radon mitigation system that needs repairs, give Georgia Radon Defense a call today. 

Randy from Dacula reached out to Georgia Radon Defense for radon mitigation after his home tested higher than the EPA's recommended threshold of 4pCi/L. Concerns about the long-term health effects of high radon levels, such as lung cancer and mesothelioma, left Randy worried about the health of his family. He found Georgia Radon Defense through the web and reached out for a free quote. 

After reaching out, Randy was contacted by Craig Shane, and an appointment was scheduled for Craig to look at the Dacula home. Upon an inspection of the home, Craig was able to determine the sections where radon was seeping into the home. With all of the necessary information,  Craig recommended having a Hawk Fan installed to expel the radon. 

Georgia Radon Defense's expert installers, Zach Tully and Trent Jones professionally installed Randy's new radon mitigation system in an afternoon. 

With his radon levels now at an acceptable level, Randy could rest easily that his family was protected. If you think you have high radon levels, call Georgia Radon Defense today!

Samuel of Buford, Ga was trying to sell his home and reached out to Georgia Radon Defense to help him create a mitigation plan to safely reduce the levels in his home before he sold it. Samuel was contacted by Craig Shane, and a home consultation was scheduled. 

Craig did a survey of the Buford home and decided that Samuel would be best served to have an Eagle Extreme Fan installed to help mitigate his high radon levels. With the fan installed, Samuel'sradon levels dropped below the EPA's high threshold of 4.0 pCi/L. 

If you live in the Buford area and believe you have high radon levels, give Georgia Radon Defense a call today. 

Matt and Sara reached out to Georgia Radon Defense with concerns about high levels of radon in their area of Lilburn, GA. After speaking to Craig Shane about the dangers of radon and how it enters the home, The couple decided to have Georgia Radon Defense install a radon mitigation system. 

Shortly after reaching out, an appointment was set for Zach Tully and Trent Jones to install a radon mitigation system for the couple in their Lilburn home. The install went according to plan and now Matt and Sara can rest easy knowing that her home is radon proof. 

If you live in the Lilburn area and have concerns about radon, give Georgia Radon Defense a call today.  

Cindy from Snellville was referred to Georgia Radon Defense by a former client. Her radon levels were above the EPA's recommended threshold of 4.2 and therefore she felt that mitigation was necessary to maintain a healthy home.  After reaching out, an appointment was set with Craig Shane to go over the options for mitigation in her home. With Craig's help, Cindy was able to understand the ins and outs of the radon mitigation process in her home. 

Craig recommended that our professional installers, Trent Jones and Zach Tully, install an Eagle Fan to expel the dangerous gas from Cindy's soil. With the mitigation system installed in one afternoon, Cindy could finally feel at peace knowing that she made the right decision in reducing the radon levels in her Snellville home. 

If you have questions about high radon levels in your home or need any assistance with testing for Radon, call Georgia Radon Defense today. 

Kevin of Suwanee reached out to Georgia Radon Defense to lower the radon levels of his home. He read about the high levels of radon in his area online and with concern for his children's health and safety, he reached out to Georgia Radon Defense to install a radon mitigation system.  

Shortly after reaching out through the website, an appointment was set for Craig Shane to evaluate the Suwanee home. Craig decided that the best way for Kevin's home to become radon-free would be to have Zach Tully and Trent Jones install an Eagle Extreme fan to expel the radon. 

Kevin's home is now safe and radon-free for his kids. If you live in an area with high levels of radon, please give Georgia Radon Defense today!

Shiv of Suwanee reached out to Georgia Radon Defense to lower the radon levels of his home. He read about the high levels of radon in his area online and was concerned about the safety of his family, he reached out to North Georgia's Radon Mitigation Pros. 

Shortly after reaching calling, an appointment was set for Craig Shane to evaluate the Suwanee home. Craig decided that the best way for Shiv's home to become radon-free would be to have Zach Tully and Trent Jones install an Eagle Extreme fan to expel the radon. 

Shiv's home is now safe and radon-free for his family. If you live in an area with high levels of radon, please give Georgia Radon Defense today!

Katherine of Lawrenceville, GA discovered high levels of radon in her home before she decided to put it on the market. With her home's radon levels higher than the EPA's recommendation of 4 pCI/L, Katherine decided to find a radon mitigation pro before selling her home. She found Georgia Radon Defense through Angie's List and quickly schedule a home consultation. 

Upon inspecting the home for the best possible solution to Katherine's radon problem, Craig Shane recommended an Eagle Extreme fan to expel the radon from the Winder home. A professional interior package was installed by Zach Tully and Trent Jones to Mary's liking. 

If you live in Lawrenceville, GA, and think you have high radon levels, give Georgia Radon Defense a call today!

Alvida of Dacula reached out to Georgia Radon Defense to help solve the high levels of radon in her North Georgia home. With her levels well over the EPA's recommended mitigation threshold at 9, Alvida found the right radon mitigation company for the job. 

A free at-home inspection was scheduled with Craig Shane to work with Alvida on the best possible solution to lowering the radon levels in her home.  After explaining the mitigation process to Alvida, an appointment for installation was scheduled within the next week. 

Our radon technicians Trent and Zach were dispatched to install Alvida's radon mitigation. Within days, Alvida's radon levels were lowered and he could rest assured that his home was a healthy one. 

If you believe you have high radon levels, give Georgia Radon Defense a call today!

Nupur from Suwanee reached out to Georgia Radon Defense for radon mitigation after his home tested higher than the EPA's recommended threshold of 4pCi/L. Concerns about the long-term health effects of high radon levels, such as lung cancer and mesothelioma, left Nupur worried about the health of her family. She found Georgia Radon Defense through the web and reached out for a free quote. 

After reaching out, Nupur was contacted by Craig Shane, and an appointment was scheduled for Craig to look at the Suwanee home. Upon an inspection of the home, Craig was able to determine the sections where radon was seeping into the home. With all of the necessary information,  Craig recommended having a Hawk Fan installed to expel the radon. 

Georgia Radon Defense's expert installers, Zach Tully and Trent Jones professionally installed Nupur's new radon mitigation system in an afternoon. 

With her radon levels now at an acceptable level, Nupur could rest easily that her family was protected. If you think you have high radon levels, call Georgia Radon Defense today!

Ann of Suwanee, GA was worried about the radon levels in her parent's house. After having a test done at her own home, Ann reached out to GHH to help her diagnose her parent's radon issues. A free appointment was scheduled for Craig Shane to consult with Ann and her parents to determine the best option to alleviate their radon issues. 

After a plan was formed, Georgia Radon Defense expert installers were out in the following week to install a radon mitigation system in the Suwanee home. The installation was installed in a day and now Ann and her parents can rest easy knowing that their home is a healthy one. 

If you live in the Suwanee area and believe you have high radon levels, give Georgia Radon Defense a call today for a free home consultation. 

Jeremy of Suwanee reached out to Georgia Radon Defense to help solve the high levels of radon in his Suwanee home. With his levels well over the EPA's recommended mitigation threshold at 14, Jeremy found the right radon mitigation company for the job. 

A free at-home inspection was scheduled with Craig Shane to work with Jeremy on the best possible solution to lowering the radon levels in his home.  After explaining the mitigation process to Jeremey. an appointment for installation was scheduled within the week. 

Our radon technicians were dispatched to install Jeremy's radon mitigation. Within days Jeremey's radon levels were lowered and he could rest assured that his home was a healthy one. 

If you believe you have high radon levels, give Georgia Radon Defense a call today!

Yang of Suwanee reached out to Georgia Healthy Homes to lower the radon levels of his home. He read about the high levels of radon in his area online and was concerned about the safety of his family, he reached out to North Georgia's Radon Mitigation Pros. 

Shortly after reaching calling, an appointment was set for Craig Shane to evaluate the Suwanee home. Craig decided that the best way for Yang's home to become radon-free would be to have Trent Jones install an Eagle Extreme fan to expel the radon. 

Yang's home is now safe and radon-free for his family. If you live in an area with high levels of radon, please give Georgia Healthy Homes today!

An agent contacted Georgia Radon Defense after a home that he listed had a radon test reading at 5 pCi/L. We dispatched our experienced estimator, Craig, to develope a mitigation plan for Noor's client's house. With Craig's plan in place, our skilled install technicians, Trent and Adorian, were deployed to execute the mitigation strategy. They completed the installation efficiently and skillfully.

Following mitigation, the radon levels in the home were reduced to below the EPA's action limit of 4.0 pCi/L. 

If you're facing a radon problem in your home, don't hesitate to contact Georgia Radon Defense! 

Mary, a previous client of Georgia Radon Defense, required an alteration to her radon mitigation system. She was replacing her gutters and needed the exhaust pipe extended by a few inches to accommodate the new gutter installation. Understanding the importance of maintaining the system's efficiency, we dispatched our skilled technician, Trent, to assist with the alteration.

Trent ensured that the alteration was completed seamlessly, allowing Mary to replace her gutters without compromising the effectiveness of her radon mitigation system. 

Jorge contacted Georgia Radon Defense regarding concerns about radon levels in his first-floor apartment. Responding promptly, we dispatched someone to conduct a 48-hour continuous radon monitor test in his apartment.

The test revealed levels of 3.4 pCi/L, which is below the EPA's action limit of 4.0 pCi/L. However, given the proximity to the action limit, we advised Jorge to continue monitoring his levels over a longer period. Radon levels fluctuate due to various environmental factors, making continuous monitoring essential for accurate assessment.

While the 48-hour tests serve as a useful starting point for planning mitigation, they are primarily employed in real estate transactions. The best way to know your true radon exposure is by utilizing a continuous radon monitor. 

If you have concerns about your radon level, don't hesitate to contact Georgia Radon Defense today. 

Steven contacted Georgia Radon Defense after a radon test revealed levels of 12.4 pCi/L in his basement—over three times higher than the EPA's action limit of 4.0 pCi/L. Responding promptly, we dispatched our estimator, Craig, to devise a mitigation plan. Once Craig's was plan finalized, our skilled technician, Trent, was dispatched to install the radon mitigation system. 

Post-mitigation test revealed that Steven's level decreased below 4.0 pCi/L, making this mitigation a success. 

If you're experiencing elevated radon levels in your home, don't hesitate to contact Georgia Radon Defense today! 

Jesse contacted Georgia Radon Defense to inspect his radon mitigation system, which had been installed over 25 years ago. Committed to following the EPA's guidelines, Jesse ensures his system is inspected every two years to stay on top of any maintenance issues that can arise. We dispatched our skilled technicians, Trent and Adorian, to conduct the inspection and provide feedback.

To their surprise, Trent and Adorian found that Jesse's system was one of the most well-crafted they had ever inspected. Despite its age, the system was solidly built and devoid of any obvious flaws. As a precautionary measure, Trent and Adorain provided Jesse with a test kit just to ensure the system's continued effectiveness.

The test results were reassuring, showing that Jesse's radon levels were less than 0.9 pCi/L, well below the EPA's action limit. 

If you require an inspection for your radon mitigation system, don't hesitate to contact Georgia Radon Defense today! 

Kathy contacted Georgia Radon Defense after a home inspection revealed radon levels of 7.1 pCi/L in the home she was selling. Responding promptly to address this issue, we devised a mitigation plan and dispatched our skilled technician, Tent, for installation.

Recognizing the time constraints inherent in real estate transactions, we utilized a 48-hour rapid test to measure the post-mitigation radon levels. Fortunately, the results showed that Kathy's radon levels had decreased to 0.8 pCi/L, well below the EPA's action limit of 4.0 pCi/L. As a result, Kathy was able to proceed with the sale of her home without any issues. 

If you discover elevated radon levels in your home, don't hesitate to contact Georgia Radon Defense today! 

Mario contacted Georgia Radon Defense after a home inspection revealed radon levels of 10.5 pCi/L, over double the EPA's action limit of 4.0 pCi/L. Recognizing the urgency of real estate transactions, we promptly dispatched someone to devise a mitigation plan. Once the plan was finalized, our skilled technicians, Trent and Adorian, were dispatched to install the radon mitigation system. 

Fortunately, the post-mitigation radon test revealed that Mario's levels decreased to 1.5 pCi/L. With this successful mitigation, Mario was able to proceed with the sale of his home without further delay. 

If you discover elevated radon levels in your home, don't hesitate to contact Georgia Radon Defense today! 

Andy contacted Georgia Radon Defense after a radon test revealed levels of 12 pCi/L, three times the EPA's action limit. Timing was crucial as Andy had just started to remodel his basement, making it the best time to address his radon issue. Recognizing the urgency of his situation, we promptly dispatched our estimator, Craig, to devise a mitigation plan. 

The following week, our skilled technicians, Trent and Adorian, executed Craig's finalized plan with precision. With the mitigation system installed, Andy's levels decreased to 1.8 pCi/L allowing him to continue his basement remodel without delay. 

If you discover elevated radon levels in your home, don't hesitate to contact Georgia Radon Defense! 

1. Why They Needed a Radon Mitigation System: David, a Buford homeowner, discovered elevated radon levels (8.2 pCi/L) in his newly built home after a radon test. Radon gas, a naturally occurring health hazard, can seep into homes through cracks in the foundation, crawlspaces, or sump pump pits.

2. Why David Chose Georgia Radon Defense: 

• Post-construction testing: Georgia Radon Defense demonstrates its flexibility by addressing radon concerns even in newly built homes.
• Unfinished basement expertise: The company emphasizes its ability to optimize mitigation systems in unfinished spaces, which might have been relevant to David's situation.

3. What Caused the Problem: Radon gas naturally occurs in the soil and can enter a home through foundation cracks, crawlspaces, or sump pump pits. Even new construction can have imperfections that allow radon to accumulate.

4. How We Fixed the Problem: Georgia Radon Defense designed and installed a custom mitigation system in David's unfinished basement. While specifics are unavailable, the system likely included:

• Strategic Pipe Placement: To efficiently draw radon from beneath the foundation and vent it safely outdoors.
• Powerful Radon Fan: To create continuous suction and effectively remove radon gas.
• Manometer Monitoring: To track the system's performance and ensure optimal operation.

5. What's Unique About This Situation? David's proactive approach of testing his newly built home for radon allowed for early detection and mitigation before potential health risks arose. This highlights the value of radon testing regardless of a home's age.

1. Why They Needed a Radon Mitigation System:

Starting their new life in Grayson, GA, Amy and Donald were committed to a healthy home environment, especially with their new home featuring an unfinished basement. Proactive testing revealed a significant radon level of 16 pCi/L, exceeding the EPA's action level. Radon gas, a naturally occurring health hazard, can seep into homes through cracks in foundations, crawlspaces, or sump pump pits. Concerned about their future well-being, Amy and Donald sought a professional solution.

2. Why Amy & Donald Chose Georgia Radon Defense:

• Proactive Approach Resonated: Their early contact during due diligence suggests Amy and Donald valued a company that aligns with their proactive approach to homeownership.
• Customizable Solutions: The Aesthetic System selection indicates Georgia Radon Defense offers systems tailored to specific needs, likely appealing to Amy and Donald.

3. What Caused the Problem:

Radon gas naturally occurs in the soil and can enter homes through cracks in foundations, crawlspaces, or sump pump pits. The presence of an unfinished basement might suggest radon seeping through foundation cracks.

4. How We Fixed the Problem:

Georgia Radon Defense designed and installed a custom mitigation system for Amy and Donald's unfinished basement. The system included:

• Strategic Piping Network: Discreet pipes were carefully routed throughout the basement to efficiently collect radon gas and channel it out.
• Powerful Attic Fan: A strategically placed, energy-efficient fan, housed discreetly in the attic, continuously draws radon gas from beneath the foundation.
• Manometer Monitoring: A manometer was installed to provide a visual indication of the fan's suction power, allowing for ongoing monitoring and system optimization.
• Rooftop Vent for Safe Release: The collected gas is then safely vented outdoors through a discreet pipe that terminates on the roof.
• Aesthetic System - Interior: Understanding the unfinished space, Georgia Radon Defense prioritized components that blend seamlessly, minimizing visual disruption.

5. What's Unique About This Situation?

The unique aspect lies in Amy and Donald's exceptional foresight. They prioritized radon testing during the due diligence phase, demonstrating a proactive approach to creating a healthy home environment from the very beginning.

1. Why They Needed a Radon Mitigation System:

A Lawrenceville homeowner's self-administered radon test revealed a concerning level of 6.8 pCi/L. Radon gas, a naturally occurring health hazard, can seep into homes through cracks in foundations, crawlspaces, or sump pump pits. This homeowner, recognizing the potential health risks, sought a professional solution to create a healthy living environment.

2. Why They Chose Georgia Radon Defense:

• Proactive Approach Resonated: The homeowner's quick action after a self-administered test suggests they value taking charge of their health and home environment. Georgia Radon Defense might be known for encouraging such proactive measures.
• Aesthetic System Expertise: Choosing an Aesthetic System - Exterior indicates the homeowner prioritizes minimizing disruption to their finished basement. Georgia Radon Defense might be known for their expertise in such visually appealing solutions.

3. What Caused the Problem:

Radon gas naturally occurs in the soil and can enter homes through cracks in foundations, crawlspaces, or sump pump pits. In this case, the presence of a finished basement suggests radon might be seeping through foundation cracks or imperfections.

4. How We Fixed the Problem:

Georgia Radon Defense designed and installed a custom Aesthetic System - Exterior:

• Strategic Pipe Network: Discreetly placed pipes are carefully routed throughout the basement to efficiently collect radon gas.
• Powerful Radon Fan: A strategically positioned, energy-efficient fan continuously draws radon gas from beneath the foundation.
• Discreet Exterior Exit: The collected gas is then safely vented outdoors through a discreet pipe that terminates on the exterior of the home.

5. What's Unique About This Situation?

The unique aspect lies in the homeowner's proactive approach. They didn't wait for professional testing but took action after a self-administered test revealed a concern. This demonstrates a high level of awareness and commitment to a healthy home.

A homeowner in Lawrenceville, Georgia, contacted Georgia Radon Defense to create a healthier living environment for their family due to concerns about radon exposure. After performing a radon self-test, which revealed levels at 11 pCi/L—well above the EPA's recommended action level—the homeowner sought our help.

Our team of certified radon mitigation experts installed a radon mitigation system using the sub-slab depressurization technique with an exterior base system. This effectively lowered the homeowner's radon levels.

Georgia Radon Defense provides thorough radon testing and professional mitigation services at competitive prices throughout Lawrenceville and the surrounding areas. Reach out to us today for a free quote.

1. Why they needed a radon mitigation system:

A Snellville, Georgia homeowner, concerned about potential health risks associated with radon gas, took action. Their radon test results came back at 5 pCi/L, which EPA recommends a radon mitigation system.

2. Why the customer chose Georgia Radon Defense:

This homeowner chose Georgia Radon Defense, a trusted partner in healthy living environments. Georgia Radon Defense's reputation for expertise and commitment to client well-being resonated with their desire for a safe and healthy home.

3. What's causing the problem:

Radon gas, a naturally occurring radioactive element, can seep into homes through cracks in the foundation, around sump pump pits, or other basement openings. Silent and odorless, radon testing is crucial for any home, regardless of age, to identify potential health risks.

4. How we fixed the problem:

Georgia Radon Defense's certified radon experts installed a sub-slab depressurization system, a proven method for mitigating radon gas. This system creates a negative pressure zone beneath the foundation, effectively drawing radon gas out of the soil and safely venting it outside the home.

5. What's unique with this situation:

This situation highlights the importance of individual awareness and proactive measures regarding radon testing and mitigation. 

Why they needed a radon mitigation system: The homeowners in Lawrenceville, GA, discovered that their crawlspace had elevated radon levels, averaging 5.4 pCi/L, which posed a significant health risk.

Why the customer chose the company: The son of the homeowners chose Georgia Radon Defense due to our reputation for effective radon mitigation and our ability to seamlessly integrate solutions with existing home structures.

What's causing the problem: The elevated radon levels were caused by the natural accumulation of radon gas in the crawlspace, a common issue in homes with this type of foundation.

How we fixed the problem: We conducted a thorough inspection and installed a robust radon mitigation system, including a strategically placed piping system and an exterior radon fan. We also integrated a manometer to monitor the system’s pressure, ensuring the setup worked effectively with the existing high-quality membrane.

What's unique about this situation: The existing crawlspace was already equipped with a high-quality membrane, allowing us to focus directly on enhancing radon mitigation without needing additional structural modifications, making the installation both efficient and minimally disruptive.

Why they needed a radon mitigation system: The homeowners discovered high radon levels in their finished basement through a self-test. Concerned about the health risks associated with radon exposure, they sought a solution to improve their indoor air quality and mitigate the risks posed by radon decay products.

Why the customer chose the company: The decision to choose our company was influenced by a recommendation from Alpha Energy Laboratories. Our expertise in enhancing indoor air quality and the availability of the Breathe EZ Air Cleaner, which fit their needs, were key factors in their choice.

What's causing the problem: Radon gas, which can seep in from the ground beneath the foundation, was accumulating in the finished basement. This odorless and invisible gas can lead to increased levels of radon decay products indoors, necessitating intervention to improve air quality.

How We Fixed the Problem (Mitigation Process):

• Conducted an assessment of the radon levels and indoor air quality.
• Installed a Breathe EZ Air Cleaner in the HVAC system located in the basement.
• Enhanced air filtration to reduce radon decay products and improve overall indoor air quality.

What's unique about this situation: Rather than opting for a full radon mitigation system, the homeowners chose to install an air cleaner. This approach allowed them to address their air quality concerns specifically related to radon decay products without a comprehensive mitigation system. The Breathe EZ Air Cleaner provided an effective solution that met their needs while maintaining their indoor air quality.

Why they needed a radon mitigation system: The radon levels in the home were significantly elevated, posing a potential health risk. The client discovered this issue during their home inspection, which highlighted the need for a mitigation system to address the radon exposure.

Why the customer chose the company: The client found us through an online search and was impressed with our expertise in handling radon mitigation. They chose us based on our proven track record and positive customer feedback.

What's causing the problem: The radon problem was primarily due to the home's foundation type, which includes an unfinished basement and crawlspace. These areas can allow radon to accumulate and enter the living spaces.

How We Fixed the Problem (Mitigation Process): Conducted a thorough assessment of the radon levels and the home's layout.

• Installed a radon mitigation system designed to effectively reduce radon levels.
• Implemented exterior enhancements and additional taps to improve system efficiency.
• Addressed the crawlspace to ensure proper radon extraction.

What's unique about this situation: This project was unique because the installation was done after the client had already moved into the home. The client took proactive steps by purchasing a radon monitor, which allowed us to address the elevated levels promptly and efficiently.

Why they needed a radon mitigation system: After a radon test during a home inspection revealed elevated levels of 7.5 pCi/L, the homeowner in Buford, GA, realized the importance of addressing the potential health risks associated with radon exposure.

Why the customer chose the company: They chose our company after finding us online and recognizing our proven track record for effective radon mitigation solutions.

What's causing the problem: The elevated radon levels were caused by radon gas infiltrating the home through the foundation, which included both an unfinished basement and a crawlspace.

How We Fixed the Problem (Mitigation Process):

• Installed an exterior radon mitigation system to efficiently reduce radon levels.
• Incorporated an additional mitigation tap to ensure optimal system performance.
• Sealed radon entry points in the crawlspace for comprehensive risk reduction.

What's unique about this situation: This project involved a combination of an unfinished basement and crawlspace, requiring a tailored approach to effectively reduce radon levels. The mitigation was completed after the homeowner had moved in, ensuring a safer living environment soon after settling into the new home.

Why they needed a radon mitigation system: Homeowner Mikayla, wanted to address elevated radon levels before starting to finish her basement. After a self-test revealed a radon level of 7 pCi/L, she realized the importance of mitigating the risk to ensure a safe environment for her future living space.

Why the customer chose the company: Mikayla chose Georgia Radon Defense after learning about our services from Alpha Energy Laboratories. She was impressed by our reputation for thorough and effective radon mitigation and our ability to complete the installation efficiently before her basement renovation.

What's causing the problem: The radon issue stemmed from the natural accumulation of radon gas seeping through the foundation of the unfinished basement. Radon is a naturally occurring, odorless gas that can accumulate to harmful levels if not properly managed.

How We Fixed the Problem (Mitigation Process):

• Conducted a comprehensive site assessment to determine the best installation location.
• Installed an exterior radon mitigation system to effectively address the elevated radon levels.
• Ensured the system was set up in anticipation of the basement finishing project, allowing for smooth integration into the future living space.

What's unique about this situation: The unique aspect was the timing of the installation, which was strategically planned before the basement finishing began. This proactive approach ensured that Mikayla could proceed with her renovation plans while having peace of mind about the radon levels in her home.

Why they needed a radon mitigation system: The homeowner in Norcross, GA, faced elevated radon levels of 6.6 pCi/L during a home inspection, which posed a significant health risk. With the property nearing its sale, addressing this issue promptly was essential to ensure a safer environment for future occupants.

Why the customer chose the company: Georgia Radon Defense (GRD) was chosen for their expertise in handling complex radon issues efficiently. Their reputation for delivering high-quality radon mitigation solutions, combined with the ability to complete the project before the closing date, made them the ideal choice.

What's causing the problem: The high radon levels were due to radon gas infiltrating the home through the foundation, which included both an unfinished basement and a crawlspace. Radon is a naturally occurring gas that can accumulate to dangerous levels if not effectively managed.

How We Fixed the Problem (Mitigation Process):

• Installed a comprehensive base radon mitigation system.
• Added an extra radon extraction point for enhanced effectiveness.
• Encapsulated the crawlspace to prevent radon entry.
• Conducted a rapid radon test to confirm reduced levels.

What's unique about this situation: The unique aspect of this project was the need to complete the mitigation system, including crawlspace encapsulation, before the home sale closing. GRD managed to address the radon issue efficiently, ensuring the system was installed and tested swiftly, meeting the tight deadline and providing peace of mind for the buyer.

Why they needed a radon mitigation system: The buyer discovered elevated radon levels of 5.3 pCi/L during their due diligence, highlighting the potential health risks associated with radon exposure.

Why the customer chose the company: The client selected Georgia Radon Defense (GRD) based on a recommendation from their real estate agent, who had previously trusted our services for other clients.

What's causing the problem: Radon, a naturally occurring radioactive gas, was accumulating in the finished basement, posing a potential health risk to the occupants.

How We Fixed the Problem (Mitigation Process):

• Conducted a same-day estimate to assess the radon levels and mitigation needs.
• Designed and installed an exterior radon mitigation system to address the elevated levels.
• Implemented the system post-closing as the seller chose to provide cash during the closing process.

What's unique about this situation: The installation was completed after the home sale closed, requiring quick adaptation and coordination to ensure the radon levels were reduced to below 1.2 pCi/L, addressing the buyer's concerns effectively.

Why they needed a radon mitigation system: After conducting a self-test, the client discovered elevated radon levels of 6.0 pCi/L in their unfinished basement, prompting the need for mitigation to reduce the associated health risks.

Why the customer chose the company: The client contacted Georgia Radon Defense (GRD) based on their reputation for efficient and reliable radon mitigation services in the area.

What's causing the problem: Radon gas was seeping into the unfinished basement, leading to elevated levels that exceeded the recommended safe range.

How We Fixed the Problem (Mitigation Process):

• Evaluated the radon test results and determined the appropriate mitigation system.
• Installed an exterior radon mitigation system designed for the unfinished basement.
• Reduced the radon levels from 6.0 pCi/L to 3.8 pCi/L.

What's unique about this situation: The client proactively sought mitigation after conducting a self-test, ensuring radon levels were reduced without the pressures of a real estate transaction. Despite the unfinished basement, we efficiently installed an aesthetic exterior system to address their concerns.

Why they needed a radon mitigation system: The homeowner in Sugar Hill, GA, observed radon levels reaching the EPA's action limit after monitoring for over a month. Concerned about the potential health risks, they opted for radon mitigation to address these elevated levels.

Why the customer chose the company: They selected GRD for its reputation in effectively managing radon levels and its ability to provide a tailored solution that matched their specific needs.

What's causing the problem: Elevated radon levels in the home’s partially finished basement and crawlspace, which were close to the EPA’s recommended action limit.

How We Fixed the Problem (Mitigation Process):

• Installed an additional extraction point in the existing crawlspace, which already had a high-quality membrane.
• Ensured that the mitigation system was effectively integrated to target the radon levels in both the basement and crawlspace.

What's unique about this situation: The client’s proactive approach in monitoring radon levels over time and their decision to install a targeted mitigation system after observing the levels closely demonstrates a commitment to addressing health risks before they escalate.

Why they needed a radon mitigation system: The homeowner discovered elevated radon levels of 7 pCi/L through a self-test conducted by Alpha Energy Laboratories. Concerned about the potential health risks associated with radon exposure, they sought to mitigate these levels before proceeding with basement finishing.

Why the customer chose the company: The choice was influenced by our expertise and positive reputation in radon mitigation, as the homeowner wanted a reliable partner to ensure a safer living environment.

What's causing the problem: The unfinished basement served as a significant entry point for radon gas, typically resulting from the natural decay of uranium in the underlying soil, an issue often worsened in areas lacking proper sealing or ventilation.

How We Fixed the Problem (Mitigation Process):

• Conducted a comprehensive assessment of the property to determine the most effective mitigation approach.
• Installed an aesthetically pleasing exterior radon mitigation system designed to blend with the home’s exterior.
• Sealed any potential entry points in the basement to minimize radon ingress.
• Established a venting system to safely expel radon gas from the home.

What's unique about this situation:

The proactive approach taken by the homeowner to address radon levels before completing basement renovations highlights the increasing awareness of indoor air quality among homeowners. This project emphasizes the importance of early intervention in radon mitigation to reduce the associated risks, ensuring a healthier environment for future living spaces.

Why they needed a radon mitigation system: A homebuyer in Suwanee, Georgia, wanted to ensure a safe living environment for their family. Concerned about potential radon exposure in their new home, they sought a reliable solution to address this health risk.

Why the customer chose the company: The homebuyer chose our company because of our excellent reputation for effective radon mitigation and commitment to customer satisfaction. Our transparent process, competitive pricing, and positive testimonials from previous clients reinforced their decision to work with us.

What's causing the problem: Radon gas was seeping into the home from the ground beneath the basement foundation. This odorless gas can accumulate indoors and pose health risks if not properly mitigated.

How We Fixed the Problem (Mitigation Process):

• Conducted a comprehensive site assessment to identify the best mitigation strategy.
• Installed a sub-slab depressurization system in the basement to effectively lower radon levels.
• Created a suction point beneath the foundation slab to draw radon gas away from the home.
• Used strategically placed PVC piping to vent the gas to the exterior.
• Installed a high-efficiency radon fan to ensure continuous ventilation of radon away from the living space.
• Included a manometer to monitor system performance and effectiveness over time.

What's unique about this situation: The unique aspect of this project was the urgency of the homebuyer, who wanted to ensure safety before moving in. Our efficient and discreet mitigation solution not only addressed the radon levels effectively but also allowed for a smooth transition into the new home, providing peace of mind for the family.

1. Why they needed a radon mitigation system:
   The homeowner needed radon mitigation to meet real estate requirements before selling, as a recent test showed dangerous radon levels of 37 pCi/L in their finished basement.

2. Why the customer chose the company:
   The client discovered Georgia Radon Defense on Thumbtack and trusted our expertise to address high radon levels in a timely manner.

3. What's causing the problem:
   Elevated radon levels were identified during a home inspection test, with levels potentially worsened by the unusual air pressure shifts from Hurricane Helene.

4. How We Fixed the Problem (Mitigation Process):

   • Conducted a thorough assessment of the property’s foundation and radon levels.
   • Installed an exterior base mitigation system suited for the finished basement foundation.
   • Configured the system to vent radon safely and efficiently outside the home.
   • Ensured compliance with local regulations and real estate requirements.

5. What's unique about this situation:
   Radon levels were tested during a hurricane, highlighting the importance of installing a reliable mitigation system that can handle environmental fluctuations and reduce health risks effectively.

1. Why they needed a system to improve indoor air quality:
   The homeowner wanted to proactively enhance the air quality in their finished basement, ensuring a cleaner, healthier living environment free from potential allergens and airborne contaminants.

2. Why the customer chose the company:
   Our expertise in air quality solutions and reputation for delivering effective, tailored systems made us the homeowner’s trusted choice.

3. What’s causing the problem:
   There was no specific air quality concern identified; instead, the homeowner sought preventative measures to improve air quality and reduce pollutants in their home.

4. How We Fixed the Problem (Mitigation Process):

• Installed the Breathe EZ filter to effectively capture airborne particles, including dust and allergens, enhancing the overall indoor air quality.
• Added a UVC light system to help neutralize bacteria, mold, and viruses, providing an extra layer of air purification.

5. What’s unique about this situation:
   The client originally reached out months earlier, during a period when we were transitioning to a new scheduling system. Despite this, we maintained communication and delivered a customized solution that met their air quality needs, highlighting our dedication to exceptional service and follow-through.