Radon Extraction Point
We initiated the project by creating an extraction point through the basement floor to depressurize the radon gas beneath the slab. A PVC pipe was then installed at the extraction point to safely channel radon gas away from the home's foundation.
Additional Radon Extraction Point
Given the elevated radon levels, an additional extraction point was necessary to ensure effective mitigation. The PVC pipes from both extraction points were merged and routed through the home's siding, facilitating the safe removal of radon gas from the basement.
Radon Extraction Point of Existing system
This is the extraction point of the existing radon mitigation system in the home. It operates as a passive system, meaning the PVC pipe lacks a radon fan to actively draw radon from the soil. The pipe is routed through the interior of the home and exits through the attic's roof.
Radon Fan
Upon reaching the exterior of the home, the PVC pipe was integrated with the radon mitigation fan. This fan actively extracts radon gas from the soil beneath the foundation, ensuring effective mitigation.
Radon Released Above Roofline
Additional piping is connected to the radon fan, extending beyond the roofline. This configuration ensures the safe expulsion of radon gas, effectively preventing it from entering any points within the home.
Radon Fan Installed to Passive System
We integrated a radon fan into the passive system, thereby converting it into an active radon mitigation system.
Foundation Crack Sealing
NexusPro was applied to all foundation cracks and floor joints. This advanced crack sealant provides an additional layer of protection, effectively preventing radon gas from seeping into the basement.
