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Photos of a Typical Sub-Slab Depressurization System

Sub-Slab or Block Wall System: Hole is drilled in basement slab and suction is drawn from under the slab. Block wall systems are rarely used but can be effective in hard to mitigate homes.

Sump-System:
Sump crock is sealed and suction is drawn from the drain loop. 

Outside views of a typical external system.

The systems exhaust must terminate above the roofline

Internal System

Sometimes it is possible to route the system through a garage or even closets in the home to hide the piping.  The exhausts then exits the roof and looks like a normal stack pipe.

Operational Indicator

Shown here is a U-tube used to monitor system operation. The systems are so quiet it is otherwise difficult to monitor.