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An active radon mitigation system professionally installed on a contemporary gray board-and-batten home. Cleanly routed next to the AC unit and electrical boxes, this system features an outdoor-rated inline fan and durable white PVC piping configured to safely vent sub-slab radon gas high past the roofline. System Type: Active Soil Depressurization (ASD) Siding Type: Charcoal Gray Board & Batten Purpose: Residential radon reduction and indoor air quality safety

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An exterior active radon mitigation system installed on a modern stucco home. The system utilizes an outdoor-rated radon fan and durable PVC vent piping to safely draw radon gas from underneath the foundation and exhaust it above the roofline, ensuring safe indoor air quality. System Type: Active Soil Depressurization (ASD) Features: Weatherproof inline radon fan, electrical disconnect switch, and custom pipe routing to match home exterior Placement: Exterior wall installation with a roofline exhaust vent

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An exterior active radon mitigation system cleanly installed along a residential side yard. Featuring a professional inline radon fan and durable PVC piping, this system draws radon gas from beneath the foundation slab and safely vents it above the roofline to ensure a healthy indoor environment. System Type: Active Soil Depressurization (ASD) Components: External radon fan, electrical disconnect box, and roof-line exhaust stack Application: Residential radon reduction and indoor air quality protection

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This project features a clean, professional exterior radon mitigation setup designed to follow the vertical lines of the home's siding. The system incorporates a premium, weather-sealed inline fan unit and a streamlined exhaust stack that safely vents sub-slab soil gases above the roofline. Securely anchored with heavy-duty brackets, this installation offers a highly effective and long-lasting solution for reducing radon levels while keeping the home's exterior neat and unobtrusive.

This project features a high-performance exterior radon fan installation designed for continuous, quiet operation. The system includes a durable, weather-tight inline fan unit paired with an electrical disconnect box to ensure safe and easy maintenance. Mounted securely to the exterior brick facade, the system effectively maintains active depressurization beneath the home's slab, safely venting soil gases away from living spaces.

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A fully restored home, where no one would ever know there had been a water damage issue in the first place!

A white exterior radon mitigation system is installed on the side of a modern green house with a black roof and black-trimmed windows. The system includes a white fan unit and vertical piping that extends above the roofline. https://www.radonrochesterny.com/