Green Earth Remediation has a longstanding presence in Plainfield Township, and we love serving the Grand Rapids community with reliable pest control and radon mitigation solutions. No home or business is immune to pest infestations or radon exposure, so having knowledgeable professionals on your side to identify and treat these issues is paramount. That’s exactly what you get with Green Earth Remediation.
Our Michigan technicians are highly trained and knowledgeable, and they won’t make you feel cornered with a high pressure sales approach to get you to purchase services you don’t really need. Instead, we’ll walk you through the exact source of the problem at hand and the treatment options available. Whether it’s installing a radon mitigation system customized for your home, eradicating cockroaches from a commercial kitchen, or treating termites before they cause significant structural damage to your home’s foundation, we want to solve your problem quickly, effectively, and for a fair price. If you’ve been looking for the best pest control solutions near you, look no further than Green Earth Remediation.
Pest control and radon mitigation are essential services for your home or business because these services ensure the safety and wellbeing of your family, employees, tenants, or clients. Our ultimate goal is to make our environment and community safer here in Plainfield Township. That’s why we’re committed to doing every job right, the first time around. We begin our work with a thorough inspection of your property, along with any appropriate testing to accurately identify the problem at hand. We’ll squeeze into tight spaces to find areas where termites are hiding or utilize a continuous radon monitor for quick, accurate radon testing—whatever it takes to get to the root of the problem. Once we spot the issue at the source, we’ll provide the most effective, environmentally friendly solutions available. Our goal is to be the most reliable radon contractors near you.
Radon mitigation and pest control simply aren’t DIY jobs. Green Earth Remediation brings the professionals you need to your home or business to provide reliable solutions you can count on. We go the extra mile to leave your property exactly as we found it (minus the pests and toxic gasses), and our technicians will work discreetly in commercial environments to uphold the reputation of your business.
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High levels of radon can be found in any indoor space, including homes, office buildings, and schools in Plainfield Township. Radon is an invisible, odorless, radioactive gas, and radon exposure can significantly increase an individual’s risk for lung cancer. The only way to know if radon levels are high is to test for it.
You should test for radon when moving into a new home, undergoing any construction or renovation project, or after installing or modifying HVAC equipment. Radon testing should also be performed periodically in Grand Rapids homes and businesses every 5 years. If high levels of radon above 4 pCi/L are detected and a radon mitigation system is installed, retesting should occur every 2 years.
Radon mitigation systems consist of a network of pipes and a fan to divert radon gas away from the foundation, where it can be safely expelled outdoors. This process neutralizes negative pressure that draws gas into homes and buildings from the surrounding soil.
There is no safe level of radon. The goal of radon mitigation should be to achieve radon levels comparable to the outdoors at about 2 pCi/L or less.
There is no legal requirement in Michigan to test for radon when selling a home. However, many buyers will request radon testing if a test has not been performed within the last 2 years or if the test was not performed by a professional.
I installed an exterior radon mitigation system, ensuring it extended into the unfinished basement area. The system was designed to draw radon gas directly from the sump crock and drain tile beneath the floor. This setup is crucial for effectively reducing radon levels, which were initially measured at six and above. The system is expected to lower these levels significantly, ideally below one. The installation process involved precise placement and connection of components to ensure optimal performance and efficiency. This system will provide long-term protection against radon exposure, enhancing indoor air quality.
Picking up a radon post test
The radon levels at this house are elevated. A radon mitigation system will be installed next month to lower the radon levels
Radon is bad, green earth remediation is good, call us today to make bad stuff go away
Radon Post Test screening. Results are .8 which is acceptable radon average after remediation. Important to perform a Post test after installation!
Customer wanted a Radon Screening Test. They tested they home with a self test that came back at 7.5. Told her that the electronic tests are pretty accurate and she should put the money towards a system.
This new construction house has elevated levels of radon gas. A radon mitigation system will be installed in the near future to lower the radon levels
Radon post report came back at .3 which is excellent
With a child sleeping in the basement this homeowner wants the radon levels as low as possible. Next month a radon mitigation system will be installed to lower the radon levels
Radon Post Report Passed at 1.3 which is an acceptable radon average
After finding that the radon levels are elevated in their home this homeowner wanted an estimate for a radon mitigation system. Next month the mitigation system will be installed and the radon levels will be lowered
Radon Post test. Came back at 1.6 which is an acceptable average
After purchasing this house the owner conducted their own radon test and found that the radon levels are elevated. Later this month a radon mitigation system will be installed to lower the radon levels
Radon Post Test at .6 which is a safe average
Because of the elevated radon levels this house will have a radon mitigation system installed before the closing date
Radon post test at .6
What’s this you ask? I’m glad I am able to answer your question, that is a professional installation of a radon mitigation system provided by your very own William and Matt team, we are proud to have the opportunity to serve you and your family keeping you all safe
After finding out that their house has elevated levels of radon gas this homeowner wanted an estimate for a radon mitigation system. Next month a radon mitigation system will be installed to lower the radon levels
Radon Post test in a very difficult house to remediate. Came back at .8 which is a very safe and acceptable level
The inspection report showed that this house has elevated radon levels. A radon mitigation system will be installed in the near future to lower the radon levels
Post test at .6 which is great
Radon post test .4 in Belmont. Excellent results
Radon mitigation system installed within the sale of the house.
The radon test performed at this location showed slightly elevated radon levels. An estimate was given for a radon mitigation system to be installed
Just completed a termite inspection for a homeowner here in Rockford, Michigan! Termites are silent destroyers, often causing significant damage before they’re even detected. In areas like Rockford, with its mix of older homes and wooded surroundings, the risk is particularly high.
This house tested high for radon. A radon mitigation system will be installed next month to lower the radon levels for the next owner
Picking up radon post test in a neighborhood known for high radon levels. Was almost a 5 before remediation now a .4.
Bi annual service. This customer had a termite renewal inspection done and an exterior spray for wasps. We spray around soffits, under the deck and other areas where they like to build nests.
After testing their home this homeowner found out that the radon levels were elevated. A radon mitigation system will be installed next month to lower the radon levels
The radon levels at this house are too high for it to be sold. An estimate was given for a radon mitigation system to be installed
This new construction house has elevated levels of radon gas. A radon mitigation system will be installed in the near future to lower the radon levels
Radon post test. Came back at .6 is is great!
Another happy customer can breathe easy knowing their interior attic radon fan is working well.
After finding out that the radon levels in their house are elevated this homeowner wanted an estimate for a radon mitigation system. Next week a radon mitigation system will be installed to lower the radon levels in the home
After finding out that their house has elevated levels of radon. This homeowner requested an estimate for a radon mitigation system. Later this month a radon mitigation system and a new sump pump will be installed
This new construction house has elevated radon levels. A radon mitigation system will be installed to lower the radon levels before the new owner moves in
Radon test. Came back at 1.3 which is acceptable level.Only way to know if you have a Radon problem is to test!
Today we had to completely redo an existing radon system that was originally installed by another company. Everything was done wrong pertaining to the original installation.
An estimate was given to repair an existing radon system
The post mitigation test results were great at this house. The radon levels have been lowered significantly
A post mitigation test is being performed at this house
This customer was having issues with mice in the basement. We filled entry points around the exterior and set bait stations to prevent further activity.
Interior attic, install running to the unfinished room in the basement and out the side of the gable with the garage.
After finding out that their house has elevated radon levels. This homeowner decided to get an estimate for a radon mitigation system. Next week we mitigation system will be installed
Carpenter ant treatment.
Attic install venting out the gable
This home will be having a radon mitigation system installed to lower the radon levels
Termite treatment. Exterior soil treatment with a non-repellant treatment the termites will travel through and bring back to the colony.
Termite inspection. This stump is being eaten by termites and is within ten feet of the home.
