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Radon system was not operating properly and large openings around the pipe were allowing bats to enter the home.
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Fancy web site doesn't mean the work was done properly. No ground on switch or box-electrocution hazard
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Contractor used thin wall pipe and cold weather cracked the pipe.
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contractor did not use proper pipe and fittings
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Thin wall pipe sweats on humid days and eventually the drywall and wood become saturated with water.
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HVAC contractor installed the piping – no tight seal or fire dampers. System had to be taken apart, installed properly and repair the drywall.
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Radon fan installed in a basement. Fan was full of water. System had to be taken apart and mount the fan outdoors.
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we have diagnostic equipment to located and remove radon
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HVAC contractor installed this radon system in a basement. We had to relocate fan above the garage attic and repair piping.
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just ugly and foam instead of proper sealant
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poor workmanship and wrong pipe
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pipe not glued or anchored properly
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