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radon mitigation for stone foundations

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Living in an old house with a stone foundation brings its own charm, but that stone's natural gaps and porous structure can be an open highway for radon gas from the soil. Mitigation usually involves sealing those gaps and installing a sub-slab depressurization system, often by digging a small pit under the crawlspace and running a fan to vent the soil gas safely above the roofline. It's a specialized job because the rough foundation walls and uneven floor make standard methods tricky.