Photo Album: Radon Fan Replacement in Limington, Maine

A Limington, Maine homeowner contacted Maine Radon & Water Treatment with a concern about their existing radon mitigation system. Installed around 2005, the system appears to be malfunctioning. The homeowner specifically mentioned a vibrating pipe that's producing noticeable noise. Addressing the Noisy Radon System: Our experienced technicians at Maine Radon & Water Treatment responded promptly to the homeowner's request. Here's a breakdown of the steps involved in diagnosing and potentially repairing the noisy radon system: Comprehensive System Inspection: Upon arrival, our technicians would conduct a thorough inspection of the entire radon mitigation system. This includes examining the pipes for any visible damage or loose connections, checking the condition of the radon fan unit, and verifying the functionality of the manometer. Noise Source Identification: The inspection would focus on pinpointing the exact source of the vibration and noise. This might involve feeling the pipes for vibrations, listening closely to different parts of the system, and potentially using specialized tools for further evaluation. Repair or Replacement: Depending on the identified issue, our technicians would recommend the most appropriate solution. In some cases, repairs like tightening loose pipe connections or replacing worn-out gaskets might be sufficient. If the source of the noise is a failing fan unit, a replacement might be necessary. System Optimization: Following repairs or replacements, the technicians would ensure the entire system is functioning optimally. This includes checking the airflow through the pipes, verifying the proper operation of the radon fan, and re-calibrating the manometer for accurate readings. Homeowner Communication: Throughout the process, our technicians would maintain clear communication with the homeowner. They would explain the identified issues, discuss the recommended solutions, and answer any questions the homeowner might have.