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The home had an existing radon mitigation system with a Festa Hawk fan scheduled for service.
The radon system service was completed with no reported changes or unusual findings.
The home had an elevated radon level of 5.7 pCi/L and needed a mitigation system to address the main foundation and crawl space. The basement and crawl space areas were evaluated to determine suitable extraction points and piping routes.
A two-point radon mitigation system was installed, with one extraction point serving the crawl space and the second serving the main foundation. The exterior piping was routed along the home's exterior and connected to a Festa Hawk fan. This setup allows the system to draw radon from both foundation areas and vent it safely outside.
The home has elevated radon concerns with a complex layout that includes multiple foundations and crawl spaces. No mitigation system is currently in place.
A quote will be provided for a one-pipe radon mitigation system, with the option to expand to a multi-point system in the future based on follow-up testing.
The home tested at 8.6 pCi/L, and a radon mitigation system was needed to help reduce indoor radon levels. The basement ceiling was covered with a vapor barrier, and the installation required careful routing near the electrical panel, junction box, and exterior gas meter.
A one-point radon mitigation system was installed using the gravel beneath the foundation. The piping exits through the left side of the home, with the exterior route planned to maintain clearance from the gas meter. A Festa Hawk fan provides the suction needed to draw radon from beneath the foundation and vent it outdoors. CRM monitoring may be added as a follow-up.
The existing radon fan was in place and connected to the exterior mitigation piping prior to replacement.
The existing fan was replaced with a new RP 145 radon fan and connected to the existing system. The electrician will be completing the outdoor electrical connection for the fan.