Radon Environmental Services Of Toledo Inc

Excellent, prompt service, no mess left behind, friendly knowledgeable technicians.

Great! No problems. The quality of work was excellent. They were professional and very neat as well so I did not have any mess to clean up upon completion.

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The installers arrived right at the scheduled time. They were very good about removing shoes, cleaning up after themselves, and explaining everything they did. The entire installation of a sump pump sealed cap, 4and quot; vent with an air pump, and the vent hose only took about 2 hours. They left a radon test to verify the mitigation worked, and called to schedule pickup a few days later. Overall, I liked that this company has been in business in the area for a while, is licensed, and has a very good warranty that they will perform additional services if the house tests high for radon in the future without charge.

Prior to moving into this new-to-us house, we had an active monitoring radon test performed and found that the house had an average reading of 5.0 picocuries/liter. The EPA recommends mitigation above 4.0 picocuries/liter, so we decided to install a radon mitigation system. Radon Environmental Services seems to be the only game in Toledo for radon mitigation, but the pricing appears to be in line with national averages. The crew (3 men) from RES was punctual. They were polite and professional in demeanor. The supervisor explained what they would be doing and solicited my opinion as to the preferred exterior venting location. It turned out that, due to block walls in the crawlspace that were there to support a fireplace, the original venting location (on the side and toward the rear between houses where there are no windows) could not be used. This meant that the venting had to go on the rear and not as close to the corner as the supervisor would have liked. However, the placement on the rear is still out of sight of the rear windows (from inside the house) and the exterior vent there isn't visible from the street, so I'm actually pretty happy with the location. The hole for the access to the drain tile system in the basement was in an out of the way place by the furnace. Installation took about 2 hours from start to end. The installers cleaned up after themselves completely. At completion, a long term test kit was hung in the basement. In about a week or so RES will call to pick up the kit and have it processed in order to verify decreased radon levels. Call me jaded, but I'll probably do the same thing myself just to really make sure. The blower fan has a 5 year manufacturer's warranty and Radon Environmental Services guarantees radon reduction for 10 years. Assuming that post-installation testing reveals an average radon level of below 4.0 picocuries/liter, I'll be a happy guy. I certainly have nothing bad to say about how the installation itself was performed.

Overall I am very happy with the mitigation system. Per my measurements of radon the system is doing it's job. The "exhaust" pipe that pushes radon outside of my home is discreetly placed behind a tree so can't see it from a block away; or from the front or back yard for that matter. I really appreciate the installer's consideration of my home appearance.