Radon Gas Mitigation Before & After Photos

A concerned homeowner in Newark, Delaware, reached out to Lawson Home Services when they discovered their current radon mitigation system wasn't working as expected. After testing for radon, they found levels of 6 pCi/L, which raised alarm bells for their family's health.

Putting their family's well-being first, they wasted no time seeking solutions and reached out to us. We made sure to walk them through every detail of the installation process, ensuring they felt informed and at ease every step of the way. Our team of licensed installers then worked diligently to set up the radon mitigation system.

Once the installation was complete, the family breathed a sigh of relief, knowing they had taken proactive steps to safeguard their home. With the radon levels reduced, they could finally settle in and enjoy their home without worrying about their loved ones' health. If you're concerned about radon exposure or indoor air quality, reach out to our radon testing company today for expert radon testing services and radon remediation solutions. Our team of radon inspectors and mitigation contractors is here to help you achieve a radon reduction system that ensures your home's safety and peace of mind.

In response to a concerned homeowner in Newark, Delaware, Lawson Home Services conducted a thorough evaluation of their home's indoor air quality, focusing on radon gas testing. Upon discovering elevated radon levels, we acted swiftly to install a sub-slab radon mitigation system, ensuring the safety and well-being of the residents and reducing radon exposure. This proactive solution not only provides peace of mind for our homeowners but also contributes to our ongoing mission of providing reliable radon testing services and effective radon remediation solutions.

A homeowner in Bear, Delaware, contacted us to inspect her radon system. She had been researching radon mitigation systems and found that the piping should be higher up and not placed near the window. After checking her current setup, we found that the system and pipe were not up to code. We also noticed that the fan suction was reading too high. Our radon experts recommended replacing the system for better compliance and safety.

Protecting Children from Radon: A Top Priority

Radon gas, a naturally occurring health hazard, can pose a significant risk, particularly for young children whose lungs are still developing. In daycare centers, where children spend a considerable amount of time indoors, ensuring safe air quality is paramount. While some states mandate daycare testing, prioritizing children's well-being should always be the driving force.

Lawson Home Services: Putting Daycare Safety First

A concerned daycare owner in Bear, Delaware, contacted Lawson Home Services to proactively address potential radon concerns. Lawson's commitment to customer service goes beyond quotes. Following a prompt response, a qualified radon technician visited the facility to identify the optimal location for accurate testing.

Expert Guidance, Streamlined Process

Lawson's team ensured industry best practices were followed. The test kit was strategically placed, and after a designated period (typically 2-7 days), retrieved for proper lab analysis. Clear communication is key - Lawson provided a concise report outlining the results well below the EPA's action level for mitigation (4 pCi/L). The report also included the EPA's recommendation for retesting every two years for ongoing monitoring.

Peace of Mind for a Healthy Learning Environment

Knowing their daycare's radon level was safe brought immense relief to the owner. Lawson's responsiveness, expert guidance, and streamlined process ensured not only peace of mind but also a healthy learning environment for the children entrusted to their care.

A worried homeowner in Middletown, Delaware, got in touch with Lawson Home Services because they were concerned about their indoor air quality, especially regarding radon. They were anxious about the potential health risks, particularly since their house was older, dating back to 1995.

After conducting a radon gas test, we discovered elevated levels of 5.8 pCi/l, which meant action was needed according to EPA guidelines. Before moving forward with the installation, we had a thorough chat with the homeowner to make sure they understood the process and felt comfortable.

Our team of licensed installers then carefully assessed the area and set up a radon gas mitigation system using the sump pit with exterior drain tile. When everything was done, the homeowner was relieved and happy with the results. It's another success story for us, and we're glad to have made a positive difference for another family.