Church Radon Mitigation System Helps Protect a Frequently Used Children's Room

A church wanted to address radon concerns in a room frequently used by children, making indoor air quality an important priority. Testing was conducted specifically in the children's teaching room because of its regular use. The project calls for a single-point radon mitigation system, with the piping routed up the back of the church to keep the installation practical for the building's layout. The team will core through the brick and use an existing electrical outlet for power. With multiple rooms throughout the church, careful planning is essential to ensure the system is installed in the correct location. This project highlights the importance of radon testing and mitigation in shared spaces where children spend time.