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radon test results 11

https://subslabdepressurizationmedia.valoradigest.com/posts/how-sub-slab-depressurization-stops-radon-before-it-enters-your-home

Our radon test results came back from the lab, and the levels in the basement were double the EPA's recommended action limit of 4 pCi/L. We're now looking into mitigation systems to reduce the radon concentrations before finishing that space. The test kit was easy to use — just placed it in the lowest lived-in area for 48 hours and mailed it in.

radon system warranty 4

https://getradonsystemwarrantyfocus.valoradigest.com/posts/what-to-know-about-your-radon-system-warranty-before-you-need-a-repair

The radon system warranty covers parts and labor for five years, which gave me peace of mind after installation. When the fan unit started making noise in the third year, the company shipped a replacement and scheduled a technician at no extra cost. It's nice knowing that if anything goes wrong with the mitigation equipment, I won't have to worry about expensive repairs.

radon mitigation before closing 4

https://radontestduringhomesource.valoradigest.com/posts/why-a-radon-test-during-home-inspection-matters-for-st.-louis-buyers

Before sealing up that crawlspace or basement, it's smart to get a radon mitigation system in place. A perforated pipe along the gravel layer draws soil gases away to a fan that vents above the roofline, so the house never draws in radon through the slab. Just make sure the sump hole is dug near the footing and the pipe runs straight up through an exterior wall—no sharp bends that could restrict flow. It adds a little prep time, but it saves suiting up for post-construction remediation later.