Radon Mitigation Photo Album: One-Point Radon Mitigation System Installed in Washington
This Washington home tested at 8.6 pCi/L and received a one-point radon mitigation system. The installation used the gravel beneath the foundation, with piping routed from the basement near the electrical panel to the exterior. The system includes a Festa Hawk fan, and continuous radon monitoring may be added to help track indoor levels after installation.
Exterior Wall - Before
The exterior wall before the radon mitigation system installation, showing the area where the new vent piping would be routed.
Basement Vapor Barrier and Storage Area
View of the basement storage area with the existing ceiling vapor barrier in place, providing context for the interior system layout.
Exterior Radon Mitigation System - After
The completed exterior radon mitigation system, with piping routed up the side of the home to vent radon safely outdoors.
Interior Radon Extraction Piping - After
The interior extraction pipe installed through the basement floor and secured along the foundation wall as part of the one-point radon mitigation system.
Radon Fan Model - Festa Hawk
Close-up of the Festa Hawk fan label identifying the model installed as part of the home's radon mitigation system.
