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Suction pit systems are often the only system one thinks of when they think of radon mitigation.  Although they are extremely popular and useful, they are some of the most difficult systems to do right.  Please watch our suction pit system design video below.  Common pitfalls include: incorrect “central” pit placement; small pits (less than ten gallons not recommended); deep pits instead of wide pits.  Tools like dirt augers and flanges like the suction pit pro will help you get the job done right.  Always reach out to a skilled, certified professional to ensure your pit is adequate.

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Radon Resources Traditional Suction Pit Sys Blog Posts

In 2020, ANSI AARST radon standards changed to include an audible or visual alarm notification for a radon system.  Free to view here: Section 8.2.2 of SGM-SF-2023 goes…
If you’ve picked up the phone and called PDS, odds are we’ve spoken.  If you’ve asked questions about doing a radon system yourself, you may have…
Radon system costs can vary tremendously–as you can imagine.  I aim to give you a general idea of what to expect here.  Radon testing per unit…
What happens if you run your ICE vehicle in your garage, turn on some Morrisey, and close the garage door? Nothing good right? Carbon monoxide poisoning…
Before you read this article, have you watched our video u-tubes on Youtube?  Click here When we get this call by phone, most DIYers think that…
Far too many people think radon systems last forever.  I get calls like this every week: “uh, yeah I need a new radon pump.  It died.” …
We get this question a lot. The true answer is 1+. If you’ve depressurized your soil under your home, you’ve typically solved your radon problem. However,…