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radon pipe in basement 3

https://violetmetric.com/s/Ul1gMXDN0blaOZU1hYq5D

The radon pipe in our basement runs from a small suction pit in the concrete slab up to a fan on the outside wall. It's a simple white PVC pipe about three inches in diameter, installed when we bought the house because the radon test came back high. The fan runs continuously, drawing soil gas from under the foundation and venting it safely above the roof line. It's not much to look at, but it's a quiet, essential part of keeping the indoor air healthy and reducing long-term exposure risks.

radon reduction in York 6

https://wiki-tonic.win/index.php/Why_Your_Home_Needs_a_Radon_Mitigation_System:_Insights_from_York_County

Radon reduction in York involves testing basements and crawl spaces, then sealing cracks and installing proper ventilation systems to lower the radioactive gas levels. Local contractors often use sub-slab depressurization, redirecting radon outside before it builds up indoors. It’s a practical step many York homeowners take after reading their test results.