Radon Mitigation Photo Album: Radon Mitigation in Elberton, GA 30635

Early Detection, Proactive Action: During a home inspection, Kathryn discovered elevated radon levels (6.2 pCi/L). Demonstrating a commitment to a healthy living environment, she contacted Georgia Radon Defense during her due diligence phase. Addressing Radon in a Finished Basement: While finished basements pose unique challenges for mitigation system installation, our experienced team is equipped to handle them effectively. We provided Kathryn with a detailed quote outlining a custom solution that included: Strategic Sub-Slab Depressurization (SSD): This technique is highly effective in finished basements, creating a vacuum beneath the concrete slab to draw out and safely vent radon gas. Manometer Monitoring: A manometer could be installed to monitor the system's effectiveness and ensure optimal performance over time. Sump Pump Pit Attention: If Kathryn's basement had a sump pump pit, our team would have addressed any interaction to prevent interference with the mitigation system. Targeted Pipe Placement: Our specialists would meticulously plan the piping route to efficiently draw radon from beneath the foundation and vent it safely outside the home. Powerful Radon Fan Installation: A high-quality radon fan would be installed to create continuous suction and effectively remove radon gas. Prioritizing Aesthetics: Understanding the importance of maintaining curb appeal, Kathryn opted for our Aesthetic System for the exterior components of the mitigation system. This system prioritizes discretion by using high-quality materials and strategic placement to minimize any visual impact on the home's exterior. Seamless Integration: Following Kathryn's closing on the home, we installed the mitigation system. This ensured the system's functionality from the outset and minimized disruption during her move-in process.