This Bethany service visit focused on replacing the fan on an existing radon mitigation system. The fan provides the suction needed to move radon from beneath the home and discharge it outdoors. Keeping the fan operating properly is an important part of maintaining the system. Follow-up testing can help confirm continued radon control.
Exterior Radon Fan After Replacement
The exterior radon fan is connected to the existing PVC vent piping and secured along the home's siding as part of the system service.
Radon System Vacuum Pressure Indicator
The interior vacuum gauge provides a visual indication of pressure within the radon mitigation system, helping homeowners monitor whether the system is operating under suction.
Radon Fan and Existing Pipe Connections
This close-up shows the fan housing and its connections to the existing mitigation piping, highlighting the components involved in maintaining proper system operation.