What are the solutions for Radon Gas?
Airborne Radon Reduction Most airborne reduction systems require the mitigator to follow three stages to effectively reduce radon levels: diagnostic evaluation, sealing of the foundation or crawl space, and installation of the system. The radon contractor will use their knowledge and skills to design the most cost-effective and correct system for your home. Airborne radon systems work by altering air pressure beneath your home and drawing out radon gas through one or more pipes to the exterior of the home with a specially designed radon fan. The systems are usually routed through the interior of the home, through the garage, or to the exterior, often venting above the roofline. The most popular type of installed system was formerly called sub-slab depressurization or SSD. It has been renamed to active soil depressurization or ASD. Another emerging method involves the installation of a heat recovery ventilator designed to ensure the optimal indoor air quality. Waterborne Radon Reduction
