The Greatest Fear of A Radon Mitigator

In this video I'll discuss the thing we radon mitigators dread the most. As a bonus I'll also show you how to get away with mounting a radon fan on the front of a house. Right, smack, dab- in the middle.

[@chuckmash4743]

This came at the perfect time. I'm about to do one built in the 40's. All dirt under the slab. Thanks for the tips!

[@radonman6800]

Best of luck with it. I like using the 5" core bit so I have room to work the hole. High suction fan for sure.

[@brianthompson2045]

While investigating Radon mitigation as a home owner I have found your content and showing difficulties and considerations extremely informative and helpful! Thank you for your time and efforts!

[@radonman6800]

Hi Brian! Glad you are enjoying the content and finding it helpful. It makes my day!

[@larrykent196]

Thank you, great points. Cheers!

[@kylekelley213]

Where you been scott, no new videos.

[@pridemechanical815]

Background music is killer!

[@radonman6800]

Thanks Pride Mechanical 😀. I'm a washed up rock' n' roll guitar player who likes to play around on Garage Band. Lots of fun. I appreciate you watching.

[@_D_E_N_N_I_S_]

I’m a tech in Pennsylvania, any house built before like 1988 most likely doesn’t have gravel. It stinks.

[@philh.7100]

Has anyone ever tried pressurizing the basement rather than sucking a vacuum under the slab?

[@radonman6800]

Hi Phil. Yes. It's a rare situation but i made a video about it in my library.

[@lilytoney121]

Why do the arear of high radon have the lowest cases of lung cancer?

[@BeldenClearwater]

The EPA number is too low. More than 10pc is the time to think about it.

[@TeslaBoy123]

Huge fire hazard a water heater under stairway a stairway is a way to scape in a accidents but fire start there is a serious problem 😳