When your Rockford home or business is faced with a pest infestation, you’ll want to resolve the problem quickly and effectively. While other pest control companies may simply mask the problem with surface level treatment, Green Earth Remediation will take the time to tackle a pest infestation at the source to keep your home safe and pest-free. Similarly, if you’re dealing with high radon levels, you will want to act fast to get your home safe by restoring the quality of your indoor air with a customized radon mitigation system that will reduce indoor radon levels to a safer threshold. Our technicians are certified in radon testing and have designed and installed thousands of radon mitigation systems in Michigan, and we are readily available to provide a quote for radon services in the Grand Rapids community. This area is proudly served by our Rockford, MI office.
The Fred Meijer White Pine Trail State Park extends from northern Grand Rapids to Cadillac, MI and runs through the downtown area of Rockford, MI, next to the Rogue River and Rockford Dam. It is the second-longest rail-trail in the state and allows visitors and residents to enjoy hiking, camping, trail running, nature walks, fishing, and more. We are committed to protecting the health and safety of outdoor environments like this throughout Rockford, providing environmentally friendly pest control solutions that help preserve natural resources like the White Pine Trail State Park.
At Green Earth Remediation, we understand that pest infestations and radon exposure aren’t just minor inconveniences. They’re serious health and safety concerns that deserve professional attention. Our technicians are committed to making your environment safer with the specialized solutions you need for your home or business. In both residential and commercial environments, we practice the utmost professionalism, treating your space as we would our own.
Our technicians live and work in the Grand Rapids area, making us personally connected to every job we take on. We stand by our work and care about our reputation in our community, so you can feel confident that we will do right by you whether you are dealing with unseen threats like termites or excess radon levels or visible pest infestations like cockroaches, stinging insects, or bed bugs. When you are searching for “best radon contractors near me”, don’t be surprised to see Green Earth Remediation at the top of the list!
The Rockford, MI Harvest Fest celebrates the beginning of Fall. This annual festival, held in Downtown Rockford, allows the community to come together and enjoy food, music, and fun and celebrate the changing of the seasons. Each year, the festival showcases nonprofits and community organizations. As a community-focused business, Green Earth Remediation celebrates and champions other community-focused organizations in Rockford and aims to preserve indoor and outdoor spaces so they are safe from pests and radon and can be enjoyed by future generations.
When you call us to treat a pest infestation, perform a radon test, or install a customized radon mitigation system, we want you to know that you are spending your hard earned money wisely. That’s why we only utilize proven, tested, and effective solutions for radon mitigation and pest control in Rockford. We are known for meticulously inspecting a property before we recommend any service, and we follow up our services with maintenance visits, post-mitigation radon testing, and calls to check in and make sure that your property remains pest-free.
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High levels of radon can be found in any indoor space, including homes, office buildings, and schools in Rockford. 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.
Picking up radon post test for a real estate
The radon levels at this house are extremely elevated. A radon mitigation system will be installed before the end of the month to lower the radon levels
I installed a comprehensive radon mitigation system in the attic. The system was designed to effectively extract radon gas from the home. The process began by running a specialized pipe from the garage, through the basement, and up into the attic. From there, the pipe was extended through the roof to vent the radon gas safely outside. This system ensures the home is safe and compliant with radon regulations. The meticulous installation guarantees that the homeowners can proceed with their sale without any concerns regarding radon levels. The system is efficient, reliable, and meets all necessary safety standards.
The radon levels at this house are elevated. A radon mitigation system will be installed later this month to lower the radon levels to an acceptable level
The post mitigation radon test showed great results at this house
The sales inspection for this house found that the radon levels are elevated. A radon mitigation system will be installed in the near future to lower the radon levels and allowing the sales process to move forward
The radon test conducted at this house showed that the radon levels are elevated. A radon mitigation system will be installed later this month to lower the radon levels
A radon test is being conducted at this house
This homeowner tested their home for radon and found that the radon levels are elevated. A radon mitigation system will be installed to lower the radon levels
The 15 year old radon fan was replaced at this house
Picking up a radon test. Came back at 2.5 average with spikes as high as 7.At this level EPA says you should consider radon remediation as this is summer time where you can expect radon to be 2-3 times higher in winter months
Radon post mitigation testing in Rockford Michigan. Passed at .4 which is an excellent and very safe radon average
Setting a radon screening test
The radon levels at this house are elevated. A radon mitigation system will be installed in the near future to lower the radon levels
The radon levels in this house are elevated. A radon mitigation system will be installed later this month to lower the radon levels
Radon screening in a known high radon neighborhood. This house is at an acceptable average of 1.1. Very important to test for radon
Radon Post Remediation testing. Important to test after a radon mitigation installation. This one passed at .7
Setting radon test
The radon test conducted at this house showed that the radon levels are elevated. A radon mitigation system will be installed in the near future to lower the radon levels
Radon post remediation test for a new Radon Mitigation installation. Came back at .7 which is a very safe radon average
A radon test is being conducted at this location
The post mitigation radon test conducted at this house showed great results. The radon levels are at a very acceptable level
Radon Post Report passed at .4
Radon Post Results for a new home in Rockford. After Radon Mitigation level is now a .2 which is excellent!
Radon screening for a new home owner. The test came back at a 1.0 average which is a very acceptable Radon level
Radon Post Test from a new Radon Mitigation. System is running as planned with an average of .9
Setting a Radon Screening test in a height known for being high in Radon
The radon levels at this house are too high for it to be sold. A radon mitigation system will be installed later this month to lower the radon levels for the next homeowner
With kids sleeping in the basement this homeowner tested his house for radon and found that the levels are elevated. Later this month a radon mitigation system will be installed to lower the radon levels. Making the basement safer and healthier
The buyers of this house wanted an estimate for a radon mitigation system to be installed to lower the radon levels
After finding extremely elevated levels of radon gas in their home this homeowner wanted an estimate for a radon mitigation system to be installed.
Radon post test .2
Radon post test .4 which is excellent
A radon test is being conducted at this house
Wow, you can barely see the impact a radon mitigation system will have on your house, but the benefits are forever with Green Earth Remediation helping your family out.
Because of the elevated radon levels at this house a radon mitigation system will be installed later this month
Setting a radon test
Radon screening for a system that we put in years ago. Came back a 1.0 which is a very acceptable average
The radon levels at this condominium were found to be too high for it to be sold. A radon mitigation system will be installed so that the sales process can move forward
Radon test for screening
Radon post results. Passed at .4
Setting a 2nd radon test
Customer wanted a second test in her crawl space
Radon post test .5 which is excellent
With a radon level over 8 this real estate transaction cannot move forward until a mitigation system is installed
Radon Post report for a real estate transaction. Passed at 1.7
Radon post test at 1.2 which is a very acceptable level
In this property, a radon mitigation system was installed in the attic. Given the area's high radon levels, it was crucial to ensure the system was both effective and discreet. The installation was completed entirely within the home, avoiding any visible components outside. The system included a specialized fan and a network of pipes designed to draw radon gas from beneath the house and vent it safely away. This setup not only addressed the radon issue but also maintained the home's aesthetic integrity. The process involved careful planning and precise execution to ensure the system operated efficiently without being noticeable to the residents. This proactive measure significantly reduced the risk of radon exposure, enhancing the safety and health of the home.
