Radon mitigation systems encompass different approaches, such as interior and exterior installations, crawlspace solutions, and integration into new construction projects. Here are a few examples of each.
Interior radon mitigation systems are installed inside the home with the only visible portion of the system being the exit point on the roof.
Exterior radon mitigation systems
Exterior radon mitigation systems are installed in the lowest level of the home with the pipe running on the outside of the home.
Crawlspace radon mitigation systems
Crawlspace radon mitigation systems are designed to seal the open dirt beneath the home and draw radon and other soil gases away from the home and expel them safely to the outside air.
New home construction radon mitigation systems
The best time to install a radon mitigation system is before the home is built. This allows the system to be placed in the ideal location while also reducing moisture and other soil gases from entering the home.
