u/Flashy_Boot

Recently bought a new house. Inspection showed water radon levels were high, so we installed a bubble-up system. Prior to that there had been a water neutralizer system, but the bubble-up installer told us we no longer needed it as a side effect of the bubble-up system was to raise the pH, and so he removed it.

Does that sound right? When we did our inspection the water pH was 7.3 but the neutralizer hadn’t been serviced for some time (ie years) when the inspection was done.

Any advice welcome. Thank you.