Radon Mitigation System Plan – Most are Wrong
A radon mitigation system plan shows the correct pipe to use under a basement slab. It also indicates the layout of the interconnected pipe.
Many radon system planners call for a fan. You don’t need one if you remember your high school physics class and the Venturi Effect.
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Your building department often wants to see a radon plan. My drawing indicates the right pipes to use, the best gravel to install, the best way to vent the radon from your home, and where and how they all interconnect.
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Why Is a Radon System Required?
A radon mitigation system plan is required to protect the occupants of the house. Radon is an invisible gas connected to incidences of lung cancer.
Most builders don’t understand how to install the piping. They do it wrong, and the radon can’t get into the system with ease.
It’s important to realize the radon must be exhausted to the exterior of the home by Mother Nature and not cost you a penny.
Who Draws Radon Mitigation Plans?
Plumbers, some architects, and mechanical engineers draw these plans. Mechanical engineers and architects often charge thousands of dollars to do one.
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His favorite plan to draw is a gas riser diagram. They require complex calculations. Call Tim now if you need a radon mitigation plan completed in days. 603-470-0508
Tim Carter has been a master plumber since 1981. He loves to draw plumbing isometric riser diagrams, gas line drawings, and water lines. He’s installed miles of pipe in his career and does DIY plumbing phone coaching for those who want to save thousands of dollars and experience the satisfaction of a job done with their own hands.