Radon mitigation system install on a tall building

Wednesday, December 27th, 2023 by Matt Bednarz

Challenge

A classroom in the lower level of a high school needed to be mitigated due to high indoor air radon levels. The problem is that there was no direct route to the roofline of the four story brick building.

Solution

We utilized a 60 foot articulating boom lift to allow us to run the Active Soil Depressurization (ASD) system exhaust out of the class room, over a main building entrance, up to the roofline of the structure on the corner of the building - away from any air intakes on the roof etc.

Using an aerial lift to route the exhaust pipe from a suction point of an Active Soil Depressurization (ASD) system located in the lower level of the school building, up and over a main entrance, up to the roofline of the school.

completing the four story ASD exhaust run for the radon mitigation system using he aerial lift.

Completed ASD exhaust on the school building

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Matt Bednarz

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Matt has over three decades of experience in the radon mitigation, well water treatment, and well pump industry. He is a State licensed well pump contractor, and an NRPP Certified radon mitigation professional.

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Radon mitigation system install on a tall building

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