Photo Gallery

	Equipment used to drill hole and remove material from under concrete slab for the sub-slab ventilation system.
	Installing outside pipe to vent air from under concrete slab.
	Fan used to draw air from under concrete slab to create a negative pressure under the slab.
	Pipe with manometer sealed in concrete floor ready to start venting.
	Finished typical outside installation.
	Manometer. Shows that fan is working and how hard the fan is working. This does not measure the level of radon the system is removing.
	Radon in water Bubble-up Sr. unit. Removes 98% to 99% of radon in water.
	Radon in water Windsor unit. Removes up to 85% radon in water.
	Radon in water GAC (granular activated carbon) system. State of Connecticut recommends this when radon levels are between 5,000 and 10,000 pCi/L (pico curies) . This system should be exchanged yearly at a cost of approximately $275.00 to $325.00.