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Radon is an odorless, invisible radioactive gas that can be found throughout the world. It comes from the natural breakdown of uranium in soil, rocks, and water, which then is released into the air you breathe. Although it is harmless outdoors, indoor spaces are where levels may reach dangerous concentrations leading to serious health risks. … Read more
Most of us have heard the phrase, “If you have lungs, you can get lung cancer.” Many of us also know the number one cause of lung cancer is cigarette smoke. Fewer people know about radon, the second leading cause of lung cancer in the U.S. Fortunately, we are seeing more and more efforts encouraging radon … Read more
f you know a little bit about radon, you know that it can get into your home through cracks in the foundation of your home. Because of that, we are often asked if coating basement floors can help mitigate radon. Many people who ask this question aren’t sure if they have a radon problem or … Read more
The air inside of your home can be majorly affected by the presence of a radioactive gas called radon. According to the American Lung Association, this gas can build up to dangerous levels, increasing your risk of developing lung cancer, even in nonsmokers. That’s why every home should take advantage of radon testing, which is … Read more
If you’ve performed a radon test in your home, you may be wondering: does it matter when I test? Are radon levels higher in winter or summer? If you conducted a short-term radon test in the spring or summer and your home passed, you may want to think about conducting another test this winter. Radon … Read more
Obtaining a home has become one of the major pursuits for anyone willing to settle down at a particular location of their choice. This process usually proves to be quite challenging and consumes many resources in terms of money, time, and energy just to name a few. It is, therefore, safe to say that you … Read more
Radon is a colorless, odorless gas that has the potential to cause serious health problems for those who spend a lot of their time indoors, in a house that is high in radon levels. Unfortunately, for most residents of Colorado – anywhere between 50 and 73 percent, in fact – this is what they have … Read more
People get so alarmed upon sensing elevated levels of mold in their houses. However, for radon, that is a different case altogether. It is possible to live with radon without even realizing it. The worst news is that most people are not well informed about this dangerous gas. Even some medics were not taught anything … Read more
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