Radon Mitigation Photo Album: One-Point Radon Mitigation System Installed in Georgetown
This Georgetown home received a one-point radon mitigation system after testing showed a radon level of 8.0 pCi/L. The extraction point was installed in the workshop area to the right of the workbench, keeping it off the left exterior wall as requested. A Festa Hawk fan powers the system, which draws soil gas from beneath the foundation and vents it outdoors.
Basement Sump Area and Existing Piping
The basement sump area and nearby plumbing are shown, providing context for the foundation layout and the space where radon mitigation piping is installed.
Covered Sump Area Near Basement Equipment
The covered sump is located beside basement equipment and piping, showing how the existing space is arranged around the foundation.
Exterior Piping Along the Side of the Home
The radon mitigation pipe runs vertically along the home's exterior siding, with the route positioned near the outdoor air-conditioning unit.
Exterior Radon Vent and Fan Assembly
The exterior view shows the radon vent pipe extending above the roofline, with the fan assembly mounted along the side of the home to discharge soil gases outdoors.
Interior Extraction Point and Pipe Routing
The interior extraction point is sealed at the basement floor, with PVC piping routed upward and along the wall toward the exterior portion of the mitigation system.