What is NOT a required aspect when inspecting a radon mitigation system?

Inspecting the aesthetic design of a radon mitigation system is not a required aspect of the inspection process. The primary focus when evaluating a radon mitigation system revolves around its functional efficiency, safety, and compliance with relevant standards rather than its appearance.

Essential components of the inspection process include checking the manometer readings to ensure the system is creating adequate negative pressure, verifying proper electrical connections to confirm the system is safe and operational, and documenting all components to maintain a comprehensive record of the system's configuration and status. These actions ensure that the system effectively reduces radon levels and operates safely, which are the critical objectives in radon mitigation system inspections. Aesthetics have no bearing on the system's effectiveness or safety and, therefore, are not necessary criteria in the inspection process.