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sub-slab depressurization 2

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Sub-slab depressurization is a common radon mitigation technique where a vent pipe is inserted through the concrete slab of a home's foundation into the soil or gravel beneath. A fan attached to the pipe creates negative pressure, pulling radon-laden gas from under the slab and exhausting it safely outside, preventing it from entering the living space. It's effective when the slab is in good condition and the soil is permeable.

radon fan installation 2

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Installing a radon fan is a straightforward but crucial step in mitigating harmful gas in your home. The fan, part of a radon mitigation system, is typically placed in an attic or outside to create negative pressure under the foundation, pulling radon from the soil and venting it safely above the roof. This process requires careful planning, including sealing cracks and ensuring proper discharge location to avoid re-entry.