Before & After Photos

A homeowner in Merrimack, New Hampshire, has lived in their home for the past 8 years. They have been educating themselves on the effects of Radon in their home. They decided to test their home for radon and the test showed them having an average of 2.9 pCi/l. The homeowners want to get the radon levels down to 0.0 if possible. They called EFS for an inspection of their home and our Design Specialist James recommended and designed a radon mitigation system for their home. 

Our installation team installed the radon mitigation system into the home and retested the home for radon and the levels were below 1.0 pCi/L. 

This homeowner in Goffstown, New Hampshire had high radon levels in their home. They tested their home and the results came back with a pCi/l of 11. The homeowners decided to call Erickson to have someone come look at the home. Design Specialist David Cormier designed a custom radon system for this home. The Crew Lead Scott Crandall and his team installed the Radon System into the home.

A homeowner in Goffstown, New Hampshire, had lived in their home for over 10 years. They had recently learned about radon and decided to call EFS for a free radon inspection. Our Design Specialist recommended a radon mitigation system to be installed in the home. 

Our team installed the Radon Mitigation System into the home to lower the radon levels in their home. 

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.