Why is it necessary to state limitations of a radon mitigation system in a report?

Stating the limitations of a radon mitigation system in a report is crucial for providing a clear understanding of system efficacy. By detailing what the system can and cannot achieve, homeowners, property owners, and stakeholders are made aware of the potential residual risks associated with radon levels. This transparency is vital for informing users about the performance of the system under different conditions, such as changes in house pressure, entry points for radon, or potential mechanical failures. This promotes informed decision-making regarding health risks and necessary further actions, such as additional testing or maintenance. Understanding these limitations helps ensure that users have realistic expectations about the safety and effectiveness of the mitigation efforts undertaken.