Radon Mitigation Photo Album: One-Point Radon Mitigation System Installed in Riverton
The gallery highlights the installation of a one-point radon mitigation system in a Riverton Colonial. The extraction point was placed near the furnace, drawing soil gas from the gravel beneath the foundation. Piping was routed along the right side of the home beside the chimney to vent radon outdoors.
Radon System Manometer
The manometer provides a visual indication of system operation, helping the homeowner check that the radon mitigation system is running.
Basement Extraction Pipe
The interior piping is sealed where it enters the basement floor to help maintain suction beneath the foundation.
Interior Radon Piping - Extraction Point
The radon extraction pipe enters the basement floor to draw soil gas from beneath the foundation as part of the one-point mitigation system.
Completed Exterior Radon Mitigation System
The finished exterior piping runs up the right side of the home alongside the chimney, carrying radon safely above the living space for outdoor exhaust.
Exterior Wall Near Chimney - Before Installation
The right side of the home beside the chimney was selected for routing the exterior radon piping.
