Our professionals provide certified radon mitigation and water services across Boston and throughout the state of Massachusetts to build and maintain healthier indoor environments for our Massachusetts communities’ safety and peace of mind.
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Massachusetts sits on granite-rich bedrock and highly mineralized soils, making it one of the higher-risk states for indoor radon accumulation. Radon forms from the natural breakdown of uranium in the ground and enters homes silently through foundation cracks, sump openings, and gaps around pipes. Because it has no color, odor, or taste, most homeowners have no idea it is present.
Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States and the leading cause among non-smokers. Testing is the only way to know your actual indoor radon level.
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At Protect Environmental, our qualified professionals provide comprehensive radon testing, mitigation, and water quality services for homes across Massachusetts.
Through our local legacy brand, Radon Systems LLC, we have installed over 30,000 radon mitigation systems across the region since 1985. Our team is state certified, fully insured, and equipped to address radon in both air and water. Water services are delivered through Cliff Cummings Water Services, proudly serving central Massachusetts homeowners for over 25 years.
Work with the most experienced radon and water specialists in Massachusetts to protect your home, your family, and your peace of mind.
Our customer-focused model drives us to anticipate and accommodate your needs, making us a valuable partner in protecting any home or project.
Your peace of mind remains our top priority from the beginning of the project through completion and beyond with an effective ongoing maintenance and management partnership to keep your indoor environment safe.
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