Did you know that sealing is a critical step in creating an effective and efficient radon mitigation system? Sealing gaps and cracks helps create a better vacuum under your house and reduces the number of places for conditioned air to leave. That means sealing not only helps your system work better, but also saves you money over time.
If we had not sealed, this system would cost about $414 a year to operate. After sealing, we estimate the system will cost about $184 a year to operate. That's a savings of $230 a year! This customer should start to see a return on their investment in just over two years.
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