• Henri Boyea
    108
    A Client had a "radon pro" suggest that he divide his section of a shared crawlspace from the neighbor's with a lead curtain!
  • Mark Perry
    5
    The "radon pro" must be a Republican, "build the wall".
  • David Daniels
    2
    What would be the purpose?
    And we thought we knew it all.
  • Kevin M Stewart
    97
    Thanks, Henri, for sharing. Hoping this contractor never actually did this anywhere.
    To all...
    Continuing to collect, and where possible, to document these situations (esp. if actually attempted and photos are available) is important to show legislators/regulators why appropriate better oversight may be needed.
    Keep us all informed as to anywhere there are efforts by, say, local radon professionals and/or public health officials to move in a positive direction of requiring things such as training, certification, licensing, and reasonable enforcement. Support for those efforts may be available. Not promising help, but if no one asks for it, it's even less likely.
  • Ed Smith
    10
    Please maintain this site for its intended use. Your political opinion is neither welcomed nor helpful to fellow mitigators. Thank you.
  • John Mallon
    24
    Shared Crawlspace??? What's the Structure? Doesn't seem legal or wise. What about Fire code. How about the neighbor having an access point to your home. Listening or even seeing through floor openings. Creepy concept!
  • Mark Perry
    5
    Relax Ed, it was a joke.
  • Henri Boyea
    108
    It is a quadraplex condo with one large crawlspace under the two lower units. No firewall.The walls of the lower level rooms are accessible from the crawlspace, and the lower level closet even has an access hatch to the crawlspace.
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