What Are the Different Methods for Radon Removal?
Radon is a colorless, tasteless, odorless, and toxic gas that can be found in many homes. By using a radon text kit, homeowners can determine whether or not radon is a concern. If radon levels are found to be higher than average, then this gas must be reduced. Unlike other home improvement projects, hiring a specialized contractor to reduce radon levels is necessary. Contractors will determine the best radon removal method for a home depending upon a home’s foundation type. To remove radon from basement and slab-on-grade homes, contractors will often choose a soil suction method. There are four different types of soil suction methods including: drain tile suction, sub-slab suction, sump hole suction, and block wall suction. Out of all these suction approaches, sub-slab suction is often chosen. This form of suction involves large fans that are attached to long pipes. These pipes are inserted underneath a floor board, or outside of a home. Contractors then use the fans to literally suck
