Radon Control Options for New Construction
Design and Installation By Radon Repair

Radon Repair will extend the Radon rough-in through the interior of the home following the most direct route to the attic and through the roof plane. Passive system can easily be activated by a C-NRPP professional at a later date. (Requires electrical receptacle in attic). Passive systems may achieve up to 50% indoor Radon reduction.

Radon Ready Rough-in

Radon Repair will work with your builder to determine the sub slab collection pipe layout as well as the rough-in stub location to guarantee a successful activation with the lowest wattage fan for optimal energy use and exhaust location. This step does not achieve Radon reduction.

Passive Radon System

Radon Repair will extend the Radon rough-in through the interior of the home following the most direct route to the attic and through the roof plane. Passive system can easily be activated by a CNRPP professional at a later date. (Requires electrical receptacle in attic). Passive systems may achieve up to 50% indoor Radon reduction.

Certified Radon Safe Active Radon System

Radon Repair will install an active sub slab depressurization system. This will include extending the Radon rough-in and installing a properly sized fan for maximum Radon reduction while minimizing the energy penalty. Includes communication testing and system optimization. Active systems may be roof exhaust or rim joist exhaust. Active systems achieve 90% or more indoor Radon reduction