Radon Information Before & After Photos

Daniel of Gainesville needed a mitigation company to help lower the dangerously high levels of radon in his home. Georgia Healthy Homes was happy to answer the call!

Jessica of Gainesville, GA was in need of a company to solve her high radon issues. She found out about Georgia Healthy Homes 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 Jessica'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 Gainesville area and have concerns about high radon levels, give Georgia Healthy Homes a call today. 

Walter of Elberton reached out to Georgia Healthy Homes to lower the radon levels in his home. After having a professional test his home for radon, Walter's radon levels tested over the EPA's recommended threshold of 4 pCi/L. Walter's home has a 2000 sqft crawl space that necessitated a sub membrane throughout the entire crawlspace to keep the radon levels from rising throughout the house. 

After a couple of days of hard work, Walter's crawlspace was fully sealed and his radon mitigation system was installed flawlessly. Our foreman technician, Trenton Jones was able to verify communication throughout the house ensuring the results that Walter was looking for. 

If you believe you have radon in your home, call North Georgia's radon pros at Georgia Healthy Homes. 

Jessica a realtor reached out to Georgia Healthy Homes for help getting a radon mitigation system installed on a home she was selling. With real estate transactions, timing is paramount and the technicians at Georgia Healthy Homes were able to accommodate the speed at which the installation need to take place. As you can see from the photos everyone was happy they called Georgia Healthy Homes. 

Terrell of Buford called Georgia Healthy Homes for help lowering his radon levels. After conducting his own over-the-counter radon test, Terrell had results that came back as high as 7.1 pCi/L, well over the EPA's recommended 4 pCi/L. Fearing the long-term effects that high radon can cause, Terrell decided to call the mitigation professionals at Georgia Healthy Homes.