Radon Mitigation Photo Album: One-Point Radon Mitigation System Installed in Winsted
This Winsted home received a one-point radon mitigation system after testing showed a radon level of 5.4 pCi/L. The system uses a Hawk fan to create suction beneath the foundation and help reduce radon entering the living space. Exterior piping was routed along the rear right side of the home. The existing open trench was left for the homeowner’s builder family member to cement after the installation.
Interior Radon Piping
Radon mitigation piping installed inside the basement to draw radon from beneath the foundation.
Sewer Ejector Pump Area - Before
The existing sewer ejector pump and surrounding basement floor area were reviewed when planning the location of the radon mitigation system.
Hawk Radon Fan
Close-up of the Hawk fan used to power the one-point radon mitigation system.
Exterior Radon System - After
The completed exterior radon piping routed along the rear right side of the home and upward to vent radon safely above the roofline.
Exterior Piping Location - Before
The rear exterior wall where the radon system piping was planned to exit the home.
