Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Goffstown, New Hampshire had a radon mitigation system designed for treating water but lacked a system to prevent radon gas from entering the home. Despite a test result of 2.6pCi/L, within acceptable limits, they sought to guarantee their family's safety, particularly as the basement served as a workout area. Consequently, they contacted Erickson Foundation Solutions, known for our reliable and quality services.

Our Design Specialist, Josh Phillips, recommended installing our radon mitigation system with a fan moisture guard and muffler. The crew started work on the project by creating an extraction point into the foundation floor. At this stage, a radon vent pipe was affixed and extended outside the home, with the radon fan mounted on the side. Additional radon pipes were then attached to the fan, extending up the exterior wall and over the roofline to prevent radon re-entry. After confirming the fan's functionality, a monometer was installed in the basement to measure any changing radon levels.

The installation of the radon mitigation system ensures that the family is protected from radon gas throughout the entire home, including the basement.

Nancy B. of Groton Massachusetts was experiencing high radon levels in their home. The radon levels were tested between 48-56 pCi/L. They have a partly finished basement and would like to have a radon mitigation system installed. Design Specialist John Prince came to the home and inspected the basement. He created a design for a radon mitigation system in the basement that comes out underneath the side steps of the home. 

Crew Lead Josh Provost and his team came to the home and installed the radon mitigation system. Once the radon system was installed the radon levels were reduced dramatically.

This homeowner in Groton, Massachusetts, had recently finished their basement and had concerns with the radon levels in the home. They reached out to EFS about installing a radon mitigation system in their basement to lower the radon levels.

A homeowner in Groton, MA contacted us after discovering radon levels of 15 picocuries in their home, significantly above the Environmental Protection Agency’s recommended limit of 4 picocuries. Radon is a harmful gas that can accumulate in the soil beneath a home’s foundation and seep inside, posing serious respiratory health risks over time.

To address this issue, we installed a radon mitigation system. We began by creating two extraction points in the basement floor and fitting PVC pipes to these points, directing them to the exterior of the home. A radon mitigation fan was then installed on the side of the house. This system is designed to draw radon from the soil beneath the home and safely vent it outside, preventing it from entering the living space. Additional PVC piping was extended from the radon fan to surpass the roofline, ensuring the radon gas is released safely away from any entry points.

With the radon mitigation system now in place, the homeowner can breathe a sigh of relief, knowing that their long-term health is protected from the dangers of radon exposure.

This homeowner in Ayer, Massachusetts wanted to see their options for installing a Radon System in their home. Design Specialist Michael Biedrzycki came to the home and talked through the homeowners' options for installing a radon system. The homeowners' decided that installing a radon system would be a good idea. Scott Crandall and his team installed the radon system into their home.