Before & After Photos

A family in Hockessin, Delaware, was in the process of purchasing a new home when a professional radon monitor test revealed elevated radon levels at 4.1 pCi/L. Concerned about the health risks associated with radon exposure, they knew immediate action was necessary to ensure their new home was safe for their family.

They chose Lawson Home Services for their radon mitigation needs due to the company's reputation for providing effective radon solutions. They were impressed by Lawson’s commitment to safety and their proven track record of reducing radon levels to well within the EPA's recommended limits.

LHS experts arrived at the property to begin the radon mitigation process. The team conducted a thorough inspection of the property to determine the most effective mitigation strategy. They then installed radon mitigation system designed to significantly reduce radon levels.

If you're in the process of buying a home or are concerned about radon levels in your current residence, don't wait to take action. Contact Lawson Home Services today for a free radon assessment and take the first step in protecting your home and family from the dangers of radon exposure. 

Addressing a Health Concern

A homeowner in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, took a proactive step towards a healthy home after a recent radon test revealed a level of 8 pCi/L using a consumer-grade radon detector. Since the EPA recommends action for levels exceeding 4 pCi/L, they sought a professional solution to address this potential health concern.

Lawson Home Services: Expertise and Efficiency

Lawson Home Services' reputation for expertise and efficiency came through for the homeowner. Their team of experienced radon installers wasted no time in implementing a proven technique called sub-slab depressurization. This method strategically creates a negative pressure zone beneath the foundation, effectively drawing radon gas out of the soil and safely venting it outside the home, preventing its accumulation and potential health risks.

Ensuring Long-Term Peace of Mind

Lawson's commitment extends beyond simply installing a system. To ensure the system's effectiveness and provide long-term peace of mind for the homeowner, they provided a post-mitigation test kit. This final test will verify that the radon level has been significantly reduced, allowing the homeowner to breathe easy knowing their home offers a healthy living environment.

A homeowner in Worton, MD, decided to take action after a professional radon test revealed a level of 5 pCi/L in their home. Concerned about the health risks associated with long-term radon exposure, they reached out to Lawson Home Services—known for its expertise and trusted reputation in radon mitigation. Built in 1985 with later additions and a dirt crawlspace, the home required a customized approach to effectively reduce radon levels. Lawson Home Services designed and installed a mitigation system tailored to the home’s structure, improving air quality and reducing the occupants’ exposure risk. If you’ve recently tested your home and discovered elevated radon levels, contact Lawson Home Services today to learn how a professional mitigation system can help protect your family’s health.

Image an invisible, odorless gas that seeps through your house undetected and could potentially cause danger inside of your home. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States.

Pictured here in Rising Sun, Maryland is an install of our radon mitigation system. This system effectively reduces the level of radon before it enters your home while improving your indoor air quality.

In Rising Sun, MD, a homeowner reached out to Lawson Home Services for a radon mitigation solution to ensure safer indoor air quality. They chose Lawson Home Services for their expertise and trusted solutions. The team conducted pressure field extension testing and installed a premium radon mitigation system, including a domed sump pit cover, a radon fan with a moisture guard, and a varmint guard to keep debris out of the system. The homeowner was provided with a third-party test kit for post-installation testing to confirm the system's effectiveness.