The Maximum Exposure Guideline (MEG) for water radon in Maine is 4,000 pCi/L. Drinking water at a Mount Vernon residence independently analyzed by A&L Laboratory reported radon at 8,864 pCi/L, failing state guidelines. Twenty-four hours after Airwell was installed, the laboratory reported a pass at 476 pCi/L.
Airwell driver box installed at Maine residence.
Inserting Airwell pipe down the well.
Airwell active pipe section.
Down-the-well camera image of Airwell aeration activity. Click through to watch the video.
Radon in water at a residence in Rome, Maine measured 22,000 pCi/L prior to radon in water mitigation by installation of an Airwell aeration system. Independent analysis by A&L Laboratory in Auburn, Maine reported 219 pCi/L post mitigation. The Maximum Exposure Guideline (MEG) for water radon in Maine is 4,000 pCi/L.
The EPA does not regulate private wells. Private well owners are responsible for the safety of their water. Nelson Analytical Lab, an accredited and certified laboratory, reported 20,000 pCi/L radon in water levels at a residence in New Hampshire. An Airwell aeration system was installed on the property outside the home at the wellhead. Post mitigation results read 1,090 pCi/L.
Aeration by Airwell achieved a 94.5% radon reduction.
Installing the Airwell pipe down the well on a New Hampshire residence.
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