Radon Mitigation Before & After Photos

This home is quite unique as the crawlspace had a walk-in area along with an old sump that needs sealing. The team did not have difficulty with the installation as the pit was also good as a second extraction point. Everything went well with the requests of the client. 

This client decided to get a radon mitigation system as he paid upfront upon booking. He is in the process of selling his home while staying there and get another land while doing so. He requested to have it done in his basement and up through his garage. The basement is his wife's workplace, so he wanted something to stand as protection from the high exposure. He was happy with how it turned out!

How to prevent radon?

This is a 1 point system that will be exiting out of the sump and out throught the garage. Homeowner looking to have the stack run close to the corner of the house so it can tuck in behind the garage door that opens if possible. Then vent out through the back side of the roof. The team advised him that this would all be possible but we also need to have enough room to run pipe as well as add the fan. Client agreed and he will also be adding an ERV into the laundry room. Inlet for air will be in this room as there is a patio out back. Was up in the air on where they would like the exhaust to come out. Also looking to have air suction from inside the house to help with circulation. Radon levels were at a 30 so it was really suggested to mitigation. They were actually a super nice couple who were very understanding.

John did a great job with this exterior mitigation install. 

This was a virtual appointment due to the weather so the team has no idea what the house looks like. That being said this was pretty much a service call for the homeowner's radon fan only and nothing else. The homeowner told me that the fan had been making these weird and crazy noises on and off for the past year and it was finally time for him to get this taken care of. Should be pretty simple and straight to the point just replacing the piping and the old radon fan.