Lawson Home Services Before & After Photos

Amazing before and after of a dryer vent cleaning in Felton, DE 19934!

After moving into their 2007 home in Felton, DE, this family wanted to prioritize their health by addressing the radon level detected at 4 pCi/L with a professional monitor test. With integrity and professionalism top of mind, they chose Lawson Home Services to install a mitigation system that would reduce their exposure to radon. Our team installed a radon fan system connected to the existing sump pit and sealed necessary points to maximize effectiveness without disrupting the home’s structure. If you're settling into a new home and want to make sure your indoor air is as safe as possible, Lawson Home Services is here to help you breathe easier.

After learning their Felton, DE home tested at 5 pCi/L for radon, the homeowners—concerned about long-term cancer risks—decided it was time to take action. Built in 2018 and occupied for the past six years, the home included a dirt crawlspace and a sump pit with interior drain tile. With no prior professional guidance, they turned to Lawson Home Services for their reputation in radon mitigation knowledge and expertise. The team installed a custom mitigation system tailored to the property’s layout, ensuring effective airflow from beneath the foundation and sealing key entry points to help reduce radon levels. If your home was built recently and you think it's safe, a short-term test might surprise you—reach out to Lawson Home Services and let their experts guide you to safer air.

We have encapsulated a crawl space in Harrington, DE. We installed a CleanSpace Crawl Space Encapsulation System with perimeter drainage and drainage matting. It has a SmartSump with a remote alarm. The insulation was removed from the floor and we installed 2" foam board on the perimeter walls along with R-21 closed-cell foam in the rim joist. We also installed a Turtl Crawl Space Access System.

The floor was air sealed along with duct sealing to bring the total duct leakage under the current 2009 iecc code for new construction. The house leakage is now below average.

The flex duct in this new Kent County home didn't stay clean very long after construction. Dust from construction and the first couple years of residence settled in quickly. After the duct work was sealed to prevent outside air from entering, the Dr. Energy Saver crew cleaned the supply and return lines along with the indoor and outdoor units. This Harrington homeowner now has clean ducts and can breath easier.