Radon Mitigation Photo Album: Three-Point Radon Mitigation System Installed in Greens Farms

This Greens Farms home tested at 17.0 pCi/L and received a three-point radon mitigation system designed for its small basement and crawl space. An Eagle Extreme fan helps draw soil gases from beneath the foundation, where dirt and rock are present. The exterior piping runs along the right side of the home toward the back. Follow-up radon testing can help assess the system’s performance.

Basement Extraction Point

The first extraction point enters through the basement floor, connecting the mitigation piping to the area beneath the foundation to help draw radon soil gas into the system.

Interior Radon Mitigation Piping

PVC piping runs along the basement wall and connects to the extraction point, providing a pathway for soil gases to move through the mitigation system.

Eagle Extreme Radon Mitigation Fan

The Eagle Extreme fan is mounted on the exterior piping and creates the suction needed to draw radon from beneath the foundation and vent it outdoors.

Exterior Radon Vent Piping and Fan

The exterior system runs vertically along the home's siding, with the fan mounted above the foundation and the vent pipe extending above the roofline to discharge soil gases outdoors.