I recently purchased a home and in the preinspection, I had a professional radon test performed. The results were ~40+ pC/l.
I decided that I was going to install the system and Indoor Air Health Advisor is the place to go for the parts.
I knew little about radon until my test results came back and I started to research. I received some good info, advise and reassurance from the website.
I purchased a href="https://www.indoor-air-health-advisor.com/home-radon-test.html">radon continuous monitor and verified it was reading very close to the lab results of a mail in test. Just prior to installing and operating my system I was getting 51 pC/l. I reset the monitor and 48 hrs later I had a reading of 3.9 and dropping. I haven't even finished sealing all the cracks in my unfinished basement floor. Ultimately I completed this project at 1/3 the cost of the lowest contractor bid, not counting my time. I put about 15 hours into it overall.
Since radon was prevalent in the area where I built my new house, I had the builder place a 3 PVC pipe into the perforated drainage pipe installed around
After finishing the basement in our 1925 era home with new windows and spray foam insulation I knew I had a very tight basement. I did however, also know