Sump Pump Photos

Installing a radon system in the sump pump is one of the most common and efficient ways to mitigate for radon. If you have a sump pump in an unfinished area of your lower level, this might be a good option for your home. Your home should be re-tested for radon once the system is in place.

At Home Radon can provide you with a free estimate for a radon mitigation system. Just call 513-561-TEST (8378) to schedule an appointment or contact us at info@athomeradon.com.

Radon System with Sealed Plexiglass Sump Pump Lid This radon system in installed into the Sump Pump using heavy-duty plexiglass lid.	Sump Pump Lid Comparison At Home Radon will replace the sump pump lid (where needed) and replace it with a lid that can be properly sealed.	Sump Pump Installation Often, the sump opening is the best location to install a radon system.	Sump Pump Lid Close Up The large pipe on the left is the radon system, the smaller pipe is the sump pump discharge pipe.
Finished Sump Pump Interior View At Home Radon strives to place your radon system in the most discrete location.	Sump Pump Installation Exterior View The radon system on this home is in close proximity to the downspout. The system is barely noticable from the driveway.