Radon Mitigation Photo Album: One-Point Radon Mitigation System Installed in Redding Center

This Redding Center investment property received a one-point radon mitigation system after testing showed levels between 4.8 and 5.0 pCi/L. The system draws soil gases from beneath the foundation, where gravel is present, and vents them outdoors. The exterior piping is routed along the back of the home near the air-conditioning equipment. Follow-up testing can help confirm how effectively the system reduces indoor radon levels.

Interior Radon Extraction Piping

The PVC extraction pipe enters through the basement floor and runs vertically along the foundation wall, connecting the collection point beneath the slab to the exterior system.

Exterior Radon Fan and Vent Pipe

The exterior system features a radon mitigation fan mounted near the foundation, with piping routed upward and extended above the roofline to vent soil gases outdoors.

Basement Foundation and Existing Conditions

The basement provides a view of the home's existing foundation and utility area, helping show the conditions considered when planning the radon mitigation installation.

Basement Layout and Open Floor Area

This wider view shows the basement's open floor area and surrounding storage, providing context for the home's foundation layout and mitigation needs.

Exterior Pipe Routing Along the Brick Home

This view shows the home's brick exterior and roofline, illustrating the surrounding structure and exterior area where the radon vent piping is routed.

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