The U-Tube device is used to monitor pressure in the pipe to ensure operability of radon reduction system | 
We paint our radon fans to match the exterior of the house | 
Radon Fan GP-301 |
GP-301 Radon Fan. Commonly used for slabs | 
It is used to apply negative pressure on the soil. Note how plastic is sucked down to the ground | 
Finished look of the sub-slab type suction point |
We try our best to match the exterior of the house | 
Finished look of the radon fan placed outside | 
Finished look of complete radon system |
Finished look of complete radon system | 
Finished look of complete radon system | 
It is possible to preapre the house for Radon mitigation even before house is built |
The pipe is laid out before the concrete slab is poured | 
Then plastic and gravel cover perferated pipe | 
Then plastic and gravel cover perferated pipe |
Radon Fan | 
Sub-slab suction point | 
Sub-slab suction point |
Sometimes it is possible to install radon fan in the attic in order to make systems more efficient and more obscure | 
Radon Fan Installed on the outside wall | 
We can also provide copper exhaust pipe |
Copper exhaust pipe as an option | 
We install runners for high traffic areas in the crawlspace to ensure durability and longevity of the system | 
We install runners for high traffic areas in the crawlspace to ensure durability and longevity of the system |
We install runners for high traffic areas in the crawlspace to ensure durability and longevity of the system | 
Finished look of the sub-membrane style system | 
Finished look of the sub-membrane style system |
Finished look of the sub-membrane style system | 
In order to ensure durability and effeciency of the system we always make sure to attach radon barrier to the concrete | 
A Radon fan installed in the attic |
The radon barrier is sealed so well that one can see the stack effect of the house "ballooning" the barrier upwards | 
We never leave obstacles unattended. Everything in the crawlspace is sealed. | 
Finished look of the crawlspace with the system installed |
Sub-membrane style suction point. Note the plastic under negative pressure | 
Sub-membrane style suction point. Note the plastic under negative pressure | 
Sub-membrane style suction point. Note the plastic under negative pressure |
Finished look of the radon fan placed outside | 
Our exhaust pipes are placed above the eave | 
Whenever needed pipe is placed inside the house |
We try our best to place suction points out of sight i.e mechanical rooms | 
Whenever penetration through firewall is needed it's wraped in the fire collar | 
Finished look of the radon fan placed outside |
All components of radon systems are labeled | 
Water heaters and other obstacles are sealed around for best suction possible | 
Every run of membrane is sealed and mechanically fastened to the concrete footing/wall |
Every run of membrane is sealed and mechanically fastened to the concrete footing/wall | 
Every run of membrane is sealed and mechanically fastened to the concrete footing/wall | 
If crawlspace is used for storage we provide runners to ensure longevity of the system |
If crawlspace is used for storage we provide runners to ensure longevity of the system | 
Sub-membrane style suction point. Note the plastic under negative pressure |