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A compact borough of classic early-1900s homes — built solid, in an era that never heard of soil gas. 48-hour certified tests and one-day mitigation, tuned to older foundations.
Wesleyville's housing went up fast in the early twentieth century, block after block of sturdy homes for the families working the east side's industry. Those houses have outlasted almost everything around them, but they were built decades before anyone knew soil gas existed — stone and block foundations, mortar joints that have had a century to open, floor-wall gaps, and cellars that were never meant to be living space but often became it. Every one of those details is an entry path, and the borough sits on the same ground that has put more than a quarter of tested Erie County homes at or above the EPA action level.
None of it is a hard fix. Older foundations mostly need what newer ones do — a sub-slab depressurization system — plus more attention to sealing, which is part of the install here, not an upsell. And with homes this age, the starting point is the same $150–$250 question it is anywhere: a 48-hour test tells you whether your century home is one of the quiet majority or one that needs the one-day fix. Pricing details are on the cost page; common questions are answered in the FAQ.
A continuous radon monitor in the lowest lived-in level, with a certified same-day report — accepted for Wesleyville real estate transactions.
Systems built for older foundations — extra sealing where a century of settling needs it — installed in one visit and verified with a follow-up test.
Tell us about your home — age and foundation type help — and we'll call back with pricing and availability, usually within one business day.