Serving Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Grand Rapids & All Surrounding Areas
ALS Property Associates, Inc serving Ada, MI
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Your trusted contractor for radon testing, radon mitigation, & other indoor air quality services in Ada, MI
Radon is an odorless and invisible gas which is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States and has been found throughout the country, including Ada, MI. The only way to tell if you have radon in your home is with professional radon testing. Luckily, ALS Property Associates, Inc can help.
As a member of National Radon Defense, we can test your home and identify if your home has a dangerous level of radon. If your home does have an elevated radon level then we can help by installing a radon mitigation system. Our tried and tested mitigation systems pull radon outside your home and can reduce even the highest radon levels back to a safe level. We also offer other indoor air quality services for removing contaminants like particles, allergens, chemical pollutants, and more.
Contact us today and schedule your free estimate for any of our services in Ada, MI!
Our services & products:
- Radon testing
- Radon mitigation
- Indoor air cleaners
- Commercial radon services
- HUD Multi-Family Radon Policy Mitigation
- Breathe EZ UVC Light
- Energy Recovery Ventilator
- Breathe EZ Air Cleaner
- Vapor Intrusion Mitigation
- And More!
Raeni recently had an elevated radon test. The levels were above 6 pCi/L so she decided to have ALS Property Associates, Inc. complete the radon mitigation system on her house. She was happy with how everything was explained and how she was able to help with the design of the system.
The ALS crew came out and did an excellent job. They professionally installed the system, cleaned up after themselves, and always checked with Raeni to make sure she was happy with component locations such as the radon fan, extraction point etc. Re
Raeni is happy with the location of the radon fan as it was hidden behind a chimney on a back corner of the home. Since there were no windows or openings the team only had to go 10' from grade with the PVC radon pipe and not (2) stories high. This was good as it made the system more hidden and less obvious. Not only is the system somewhat hidden, but the radon levels are at much safer levels.
