Lawson Home Services Before & After Photos

This attic in Wilmington, DE was sealed in sections of fiberglass insulation. This is not good for the home because air can still pass in between the sections of fiber glass insulation. When sealing your attic floor we recommend our TruSoft Cellulose. This insulation will not burn, get moldy, or attract pests and your house will be less drafty and more comfortable!

Our energy conservation specialists can not even count how many times they go in for inspections and just find that owners (or previous owners) have handled cold homes and high fuel/electric bills by simply adding more insulation.  That is what we found at this home where they had blow in loose fill fiberglass over batt insulation.  That is RARELY the right solution for the problem.

Often what is needed is air sealing.  Think of it like this.  Would you leave your window open when it was cold and throw on another sweater if you had the ability to close the window?  No, you would close the window first, and this is what we do when we air seal.  We close up all those open penetrations that are allowing conditioned air to escape FIRST. Then we insulate.

A new homeowner in Wilmington, DE, was alarmed by a radon test result of 6.3 pCi/L in their 1954 home, prompting them to act swiftly. With professionalism and expertise as top priorities, they trusted Lawson Home Services for the job. Using a professional radon monitor, the team diagnosed the issue and installed a mitigation system tailored to the home's unique needs, ensuring radon levels were reduced to safer levels. Protect your family—schedule a radon test with Lawson Home Services today!

When St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church in Wilmington, DE, sought radon mitigation for their school building, ensuring the well-being of the staff was the main focus. Understanding the risks associated with radon exposure, they turned to Lawson Home Services for a solution they could trust. With radon levels in multiple rooms averaging between 1.2 and 1.4 pCi/L, our team assessed the slab-on-grade foundation to design an effective mitigation strategy. Although no system was previously in place, we implemented a plan to reduce radon levels and create a safer environment. If you're looking to reduce radon exposure in your building, reach out to MR for a consultation today.

Radon is a colorless, odorless gas that naturally occurs from the decay of uranium in the soil and can seep into homes, posing a serious health risk. A homeowner in Wilmington, DE, found their radon levels at 5.9 pCi/l, above the safe limit. Concerned about the potential dangers, they turned to Lawson Home Services, known for their expertise and reputation in radon mitigation. Our team quickly installed a sump pit, sump pump, and interior drain tile to reduce radon levels and protect the family’s health. If you’re worried about radon, reach out today to help protect your home and family.