BRS Pros installed a Radon Mitigation System on March 29, 2024. The Radon Level dropped from a high of 6.1 to .4 reading. Since then, it fluctuates in a safe level between .3 to 1.0. BRS Pros installation crew were efficient and fast. They used a high-quality walk-on 15-mil liner to encapsulate the crawlspace and the cost of the project was reasonable. The whole project from start to finish gets a five-star rating.

Excellent people from top to bottom . Excellent work , competittive pricing . That is all that counts . Hire them !

The installation crew came when they were scheduled and finished the job in a timely manner. They were professional and polite despite the fact that the light rain turned into a downpour about the time they had started on my outdoor unit.

Very fair price, quality work and left the area clean. I’d certainly use them again.

Efficient and helpful team. Very happy with the service.

Used them to install a radon mitigation system after buying a house. Everything was easy and they were able to get us in relatively fast and on days/times that worked for us. Installation only took about half a day. We had a reading of about 7.5 before the system and 0.5 after installation, would recommend!

The person who worked on my crawl space did such a great job! The work looks amazing! I would recommend this place to everyone.

BRS Pro showed up early to the appointment, found the problem, fixed it and were on their way in less than an hour. Great job.

These guys did a fantastic job! It was a huge, ugly task pulling out all the moldy insulation and sanitizing the floor joists. The after picture looks clean enough to perform surgery in my crawlspace.

Stanley and his crew are great to work with. Fast, efficient and very respectful of property, etc.

Friendly and knowledgeable, did quick, quality work!

Very fast response to a critical situation. Friendly and easy to do business with. I would definitely hire them again without hesitation.

Testing completed and Rod provided very helpful and thorough education regarding radon and acceptable values. Next step is mitigation