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How To Install Your Own Radon Reduction System

172,353 views October 25, 2014 8:54

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All of the components seen in this video at proclaimliberty2000 were purchased at radonaway.com

Watch at proclaimliberty2000 how I bought my own components to build this radon reduction system from radonaway.com. See how easy it is to install a radon reduction system on your own. The vacuum will actually pull this lid down creating an an air tight seal. The actual cost was $330 dollars. I had a radon reading of 30 pCi/L in my basement before I installed my system and now I have 1. Make sure you use Schedule 40 pipe as it will insulate the noise of the motor much better and won't crack if someone accidently hits it. If you put your motor outside with a long discharge pipe you'll have more condensation and freezing issues in colder climates and shorten the life of your motor not to mention the noise will annoy neighbors. Please subscribe, like and comment. You will also want to watch youtu.be/E947Tm_0cMU

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proclaimliberty2000 published this 8:54 video tutorial on October 25, 2014. It has been watched 172,353 times on YouTube.

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