Mitigation Services

Radon mitigation is any process used to reduce radon gas concentrations in the breathing zones of occupied buildings or radon from water supplies. Mitigation of radon in the air is accomplished through ventilation, either collected below a concrete floor slab or membrane on the ground, or by increasing the air changes per hour in the building. Treatment systems using aeration or activated charcoal are available to remove radon from domestic water supplies.

Sump Pump

Covering a submersible sump pump increases the reduction of radon gas.

Suction Pipe

A suction pipe draws the radon gas from below the basement floor.

Manometer

A manometer measures fan activity to ensure the radon mitigation system is working properly.

Fan Assembly

Fan assembly in garage/attic draws radon gas from below home and sends outside.

Exhaust

Radon gas exhaust. Roof penetration shown here.

Exterior Mitigation

Same concept as inside, but mitigation system installed outside.

Pipe Color

PVC pipe comes in white, but can be painted to match home color.