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ANSI - SGM-SF

Soil Gas Mitigation Standards for Existing Homes

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Organization: ANSI
Publication Date: 1 January 2017
Status: inactive
Page Count: 105
scope:

This standard of practice specifies practices, minimum requirements and general guidance for reducing soil gas entry into existing homes in order to mitigate occupant exposures to certain hazardous soil gases, including radon gas, chemical vapors and other hazardous gases.

This standard of practice is applicable to residential structures to include: those not more than three stories above grade in height; those often classified as single-family structures3; and those that contain not more than four attached dwelling units on a contiguous foundation.

This standard of practice addresses a wide range of mitigation methods and additionally provides guidance for health and safety, system design, system installation, and ongoing stewardship.

This standard of practice is applicable to existing homes be they rented or owned, including timeshare properties.

3 As point of reference, see the International Residential Code (IRC) Section R101.2.

Document History

January 1, 2023
Soil Gas Mitigation Standards for Existing Homes
This standard of practice specifies minimum requirements for methods that mitigate risks to occupants posed by the presence of radon gas and chemical vapors or gas in existing homes. This standard of...
SGM-SF
January 1, 2017
Soil Gas Mitigation Standards for Existing Homes
This standard of practice specifies practices, minimum requirements and general guidance for reducing soil gas entry into existing homes in order to mitigate occupant exposures to certain hazardous...

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