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Great Homemade Radon Sump System Cover


(Paul)




Acrylic Sump Cover

Acrylic Sump Cover

Acrylic Sump Cover

Val,

Well, I told you I'd send results after installing my radon system. I've enclosed my pit making a box out of acrylic. The box can be removed without disturbing the plumbing for the sump pit. During the winter my radon level was between 5.7 & 6.2, at which time I decided to do something. As I acquired all the stuff I needed it did drop to around the 2.4 area and I was wondering if I really needed to do anything. After installing the system, it has slowly dropped to .7 in approx one week. I'm very pleased with the results and only have to install the manometer at this point. I've attached pictures of the box I built fyi. Thanks for everything, I am a very pleased customer!!

Thanks, Paul

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