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How A Radon Mitigation System Is Installed

Below is an excellent source of information for those needing Radon Mitigation sytems throughout Utah. We provide radon testing with Utah Home Inspections for as little as $100 dollars.
Though there are many different ways to mitigate a house, Active Soil Depressurization (ASD) (as opposed to Passive systems) is the most common and effective solution for lowering elevated Radon levels in your home here in Massachusetts. These are the type of systems that I see most of the time while inspecting homes. Active systems include PVC vent piping and a fan system which is highly recommended by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
The Active Soil Depressurization concept is really quite simple. In the lowest level of the home, a four to six inch hole is cored (drilled) into the sub-slab. Soil and/or stone is then removed through the cored hole to create a hollow pit.

 
 
 Then...a series of PVC pipes are inserted into the drilled hole and are completely sealed as they run vertically alongside the foundation (or interior walls) in order to properly exit the building.      
       
 
 
 
The piping will either exit the house at the top of the foundation to the rear ... more

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