Radon Gas Mitigation Photo Album: Radon Mitigation in Wilmington, DE 19810
Just after purchasing their 1970s home in Wilmington, this homeowner prioritized radon mitigation upon learning the level measured 7.6 pCi/L. With no crawlspaces and a functioning sump pit already in place, Lawson Home Services designed and installed a mitigation system during the winter months to meet the owner's timeline. The process included evaluating the foundation, utilizing the sump pit as part of the mitigation pathway, and installing the system discreetly to help bring radon levels down closer to the homeowner’s target.
Manometer
This manometer was added to monitor system airflow and confirm the system remains active after installation.
Sump Pit
The existing sump pit served as the central suction point for this radon mitigation system, simplifying the installation and improving airflow.
Strategic Placement Pipe
The radon pipe was carefully routed through the home's existing sump pit, maximizing efficiency without the need for additional excavation.
Radon Fan
Installed along the exterior, this radon fan draws gases from beneath the foundation via the sump pit system.
