Get matched with top radon gas abatement pros in Pittsfield, MA

"Our home has a radon mitigation system. We asked Janet to take Radon measurements, review the existing system, and make recommendations. She took measurements for 48 hours and determined that our radon levels were actually very low and that no further remedial efforts were needed. The price was very fair and no attempt was made to sell us something that we don't need."

"Mark is assisting us in identifying VOCSs and other air born containments in our home. Previously helped us identify & mitigate Radon as well. Extremely efficient, knowledgeable and professional. Continuously goes above and beyond! I could not have found a better vendor."

Fogarty's Home Services is your local expert for home comfort and energy improvements in the Northern CT, Berkshire County and Greater Springfield MA area. In Massachusetts and Connecticut, we improve home comfort through expert energy-saving solutions, including attic and basement insulation, basement waterproofing, replacement windows, and whole-home energy evaluations. Using top-tier materials and products, our professional installers are fully trained and certified to handle all of your home's insulation, waterproofing and replacement window needs. We have many years of experience improving home comfort and lowering monthly utility costs, and there's no problem we haven't seen before!

"A&R was very responsive to our questions got back to us promptly with a quote.  Due to snow they had to reschedule our appointment, but they came right out as soon as possible.  Their work was excellent and we really appreciated that they left us with a radon test to allow us to test and make sure the system worked (which it did, with flying colors). <br />"

"Gary, the install tech, was great. He arrived on time, was professional, and went above and beyond to ensure everything was done right and I was satisfied. He installed a new radon pipe, and ensured the clamps were not directly against the house and the top of the pipe was properly away from the gutter. After the pipe was installed I noticed a rattling noise coming from the motor...Gary checked it and cleaned out debris multiple times until the noise was gone. You could tell Gary takes pride in his work and wanted to do the job right the first time (I feel like you don't see this very often). A job well done."

"I have contracted this company for two home inspections, wood destroying insect inspections, and a radon test. Problems from our first home inspection prevented us from purchasinga home which had serious electrical concerns (knob and tube wiring hidden in insulation). I would absolutely recommend them. The report is delivered electronically the same day as the inspection."

"After a home inspection I was told that I needed to <br /> remediate a ?black substance? aka mold from the roof of my attic crawl space. <br /> The black stain covered most of the plywood and some rafters. I was told it was <br /> probably due to poor ventilation. <br /> I had less than two months to remediate before closing. This <br /> was a first for me so knowing where to begin and who to call was the most <br /> difficult decision to make. Not many people talk about mold in their home so <br /> finding a contractor was going to be a challenge. <br /> I went right to Angieslist and started looking and I came <br /> across Enzyme Life Sciences. I read the many reviews and saw pictures from one <br /> customer who had the same issue I had. There were before and after pictures of <br /> the job performed. I thought if my roof sheathing could look like that I would be happy. <br /> So I called and talked to Mike Partlow who understood my problem and he talked <br /> me through three part process of cleaning the mold and removing the stain. Mike <br /> is out in Albany but has trained contractors throughout the NYS region so being <br /> in Buffalo was not an issue. I talked with a few other contractors and some <br /> were either booked for the next few months or were on vacation ? (during <br /> December). Ultimately, I decided to go with Enzymes Life Sciences and I?m so <br /> glad I did. Within a week, Mike sent out a gentleman named Scott who cleansed <br /> the mold from the attic. The attic looked clean as promised. Mike also gives a <br /> 5 year warranty that is transferrable to the new owners which was very <br /> advantageous when adding it to the amended home contract with the buyers. <br /> Mike also stuck with me after the job checking in with me to make <br /> sure the sale was going through with the cleansing completed. That's one other thing <br /> to look for when shopping for a contractor; Mike is there for you and stands behind his work. <br /> Finally, the house closed on schedule within a few days of the final inspection. <br /> I can?t say enough about Enzyme Life Sciences, if you need to get rid of any <br /> mold in your home Mike is your guy. <br />"

"<p>it was superb! they easiest, hassle free Radon test in town, with extremely proficient people -- very knowledgeable and very people-friendly! they took their time to explain things on the phone to me before I committed. the test came back within 10 days or so -- via email. which is very convenient. it was very clear as it is, but I like talking through it and get advice. they were instantly available to discuss. they gave me future tips to keep on top of all things Radon related. </p> <p>I have to say that all this comes to be after 3 months of many back and forths with 3 other companies -- none of the other companies could be bothered to schedule a time, and those who did, never showed up.. many times over. I don't know why I was so patient with them and I wish had discovered Environmental Testing & Research Laboratories much sooner.</p> <p>Really highly recommend them!</p> <br />"

"We purchased our house and the previous owners didn't have the best "cleanliness" so we hired Michael to come in and do a full clean. He was quick to respond and squeeze us in and we were very happy with his work."

"Thanks to Peter Larkin and All Out Deleading, I was finally able to close out a long, frustrating saga of getting my lead-paint-covered, dilapidated windows replaced, along with some general deleading. Just to summarize, the work was done quickly and professionally and the windows themselves are of high quality, efficient, (Mercury Excelum EOS+) and look good, too! Peter was very responsive and communicated well throughout the process, and never fed me even an ounce of BS. You might have to remember to call him sometimes, but he's always there when you do. I thought the price was very reasonable for the scope of work (about $17k for 25 double glazed windows plus assorted exterior lead abatement, clean up etc) and was definitely lower than some others I found. If you're going crazy figuring out how to navigate Mass lead laws while also getting some actually good windows out of the process, just call Peter and he'll take care of you. Anyway, read on for the saga, if you're interested. I started the process of finding someone to replace my lead-paint-covered windows last September, and let me tell you I have learned a lot more about state lead remediation requirements than I had ever imagined I would. Let me just caution anyone in the same situation that there are two licenses/certifications that a contractor can have, a "lead safe" and an "authorized deleader," and for windows you need the latter if you want to end up with a certificate of deleading. Anyway, after drudging through the state's PDF list of contractors I ended up contacting one lead remediation firm, who strung me along for a few weeks before ghosting me by November. Then I found someone else, got a quote, took measurements, was all set before discovering they didn't have the "authorized deleader" certification, which would have prevented me from getting a certificate of deleading upon subsequent inspection. So I couldn't use them. Finally I called Peter in late February to come by and take a look by early March, which he did. Then Covid-19 happened and the world fell apart just a bit. Long story short, between waiting out the surge here in Mass and general pandemic related delays, we were back on track in the summer for taking measurements and able to order the windows. In the meantime, a crew was sent over to do some of the exterior work like wrapping the sills in aluminum. Peter's crew started the installation process literally the day after the windows arrived, which was the first week of November (storing them in my garage overnight). Be aware that you'll need to be out of the house for the duration of the work. Window delivery was a Thursday, they started work Friday, by Monday the lead inspector was back in, on Tuesday the results were back from the lab, and on Wednesday we were home. I will say that the floors were cleaner then we left them, and the windows looked great. Throughout this process, Peter either picked up the phone every time I called him, or called me back right after. He was always straight and open with me regarding when things were possible, the reason for any delays, and what potential pitfalls were. He was also extremely knowledgeable about government deleading requirements and could walk me through the details, which believe me, is something you want. And in the end when it came time to pay the final installment, there were no surprises. So if you want to save yourself a big confusing hassle and solve your lead paint problem, call Peter Larkin and let him take care of it."