Great Plains Radon LLC

Some people might think putting a radon mitigation system in the crawlspace would be dark dusty and cramped and you would be right! But with all the spiders to keep you company what’s not to like?!

When you think of Radon do you think of an upside down trashcan over your sump pump? I almost never use the sump pump and when I do I don’t use an upside down trashcan😬
If you’re curious and you have questions contact us and we would be happy to discuss your options.
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I was asked to replace a radon fan that wasn’t working anymore. When I got there I told them I could replace it but i would have to bring the electric up to code. On this one they drilled a hole in the house and ran the cord into the basement and plugged it into an outlet🤦🏻‍♂️
Not all companies are quality. If you have questions about radon give me a call I give free quotes and can answer any questions you might have.
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Thanks for visiting Great Plains Radon LLC page! Sometimes all this information about radon can be overwhelming and even frustrating, especially if you’re selling your house. At Great Plains Radon we want to make this process educational and as simple as possible. That is why we offer free estimates in Wichita and surrounding area. As with any investment in your home we want to make sure you are confident moving forward in the decisions you make.
www.epa.gov/radon is a great resource whether you are looking to sell your home or not there is great information on there for you. If you would like to give us a call, we are always happy to talk shop and answer any questions you may have. 316-992-0408

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I’m showing you this picture because as you can see both sides are below zero because I have removed the suction tube from the pipe. I did this to show you that because the system is 14 years old some of the fluid in the manometer has evaporated. (you can tell because the liquid level is below the zero) Since my fan is still working I can replace the manometer with a new one and it will give me a more accurate reading of how well the fan is working. I would also suggest replacing the manometer if you are replacing the fan.

Yikes! In this photo we can see our manometer is reading zero inches of water column. If your system indicates zero it means there is zero airflow and therefore no mitigation of Radon is occurring. When this happens the issue is most likely that your fan is no longer working. I would suggest checking your breakers before you give a radon professional a call. There should also be a switch within 3 feet of the radon fan. If the breaker isn’t tripped and the switch is on, now it’s time to contact a Radon professional. I would suggest Great Plains Radon, but I’m a little partial😜