Radon Mitigation Photo Album: Radon Mitigation System Installation in Lakeside

These photos show the home's foundation areas, including the unfinished basement and crawl space with exposed soil and existing vapor barrier material. The completed system uses four extraction points to improve coverage across the main foundation and both crawl spaces. Additional views show the interior piping, exterior fan placement, vent routing, and system pressure gauge.

Exterior of Home

Overview of the Lakeside Colonial before the four-point radon mitigation system was installed.

Crawl Space Extraction Point

Radon extraction piping installed in the crawl space to help draw radon from beneath the foundation.

Basement Radon Piping

Interior radon piping routed along the unfinished basement foundation as part of the multi-point system.

Radon System Pressure Gauge

The system's pressure gauge provides a visual indication of suction while the radon mitigation system is operating.

Interior Radon Piping

Radon mitigation piping routed through the unfinished basement as part of the four-point system.

Exterior Radon Fan Installation

The exterior radon fan creates the suction needed to draw radon from beneath the foundation and move it through the vent system.

Completed Exterior Radon System

View of the completed exterior piping, routed along the side of the home to carry radon safely outdoors.

Exterior Radon Piping Along the Home

Additional view of the exterior vent piping, showing how the system was routed along the home's siding.

Exterior Radon Fan - Close-Up

Close-up of the installed radon fan and its piping connections, showing the equipment that moves radon through the mitigation system.

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