Radon Mitigation Before & After Photos
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SaniDry XP Installation in New Preston Marble Dale
Before
The homeowner was experiencing an unpleasant basement odor, with particular concern around the carpeted stairs. The installation area required a dehumidification system and ductwork to distribute airflow to the designated areas.
After
The SaniDry XP system was installed with ductwork, ventilation grilles, and an exterior condensate pump. The homeowner noted concern that the vent at the stair landing may be partially obstructed by the adjacent wall. If needed, we can review the vent placement and discuss an adjustment.
Radon Mitigation System Upgrade Planned for New Preston Marble Dale Home
Before
The home has an existing radon mitigation system that will be modified to improve its layout and extraction coverage.
After
The exterior piping will be rerouted along the existing wall and extended along the concrete foundation. A third extraction point will be added in the front room, and the unused pipes will be capped. We’ll leave a CRM to monitor the results before returning to remove the old system, provided the readings show the updated system is performing as intended.
One-Point Radon Mitigation System in Falls Village
Before
The home had an elevated radon level of 5.4 pCi/L and needed a mitigation system installed before closing.
After
A one-point radon mitigation system was installed, with piping routed from the utility room near the water heater and upward along the chimney area. A Hawk fan was used to support continuous operation of the system. A continuous radon monitor was left at the home to measure radon levels following installation.
Radon Mitigation System Completion in Falls Village
Before
The home had a partial radon mitigation system in the basement, but the exterior piping and fan were missing. The system needed the remaining components installed to operate as an active mitigation system.
After
The exterior radon piping and Festa Hawk fan were installed, connecting the existing basement piping to the exterior system. The completed installation provides a pathway for drawing radon from beneath the foundation and venting it safely outside the home.
Passive-to-Active Radon System Conversion Completed in Falls Village
Before
The home had a passive radon system installed during construction, but the piping was not fully routed through the roof. With a radon reading of 6.4 pCi/L, the system needed to be completed and prepared for active operation.
After
The radon piping was extended through the attic and routed through the roof to complete the system. The installation is ready for the electrical connection and fan activation once the homeowner's electrician completes the required outlet.
