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The recent surveys show that most homes in Colorado counties may have radon levels that go beyond the recommended action level of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). People who are exposed to radon over a long-time risk developing serious health conditions such as lung cancer. Although radon problems can be caused by several factors, … Read more
It is common to be worried about radon if you sleep in the basement because the basement is one of the areas in a home that is vulnerable to radon exposure. If your home has never been tested for radon and you have no idea whether it could be present in the basement, you need … Read more
The national and international health agencies are responsible for addressing the health risk caused by indoor radon and regulating its remediation process. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), is one of the independent executive agencies that has been tasked by the federal government of the United States to deal with environmental protection matters. To keep everyone … Read more
Radon can be extremely dangerous if present in your home since it cannot be detected without performing tests. It is important to take necessary precautions to keep you and your family safe from the health effects caused by radon gas. Using ceiling fans is one of the most inexpensive ways to expel radon gas from … Read more
Radon is a colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas that can be a major problem in your home if present at higher levels. It is quite difficult for people to accept that the only place they look for comfort and security can also pose a significant danger to one’s health. The average level for radon gas … 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 radioactive gas that can cause cancer. It can easily seep into homes and buildings undetected, so it is important to know what the risks are and take precautions. A professional should check radon levels in your home if you live in an area where radon accumulates or have been exposed to high … 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
This is the most asked question as to whether opening windows can help reduce radon in the house. The answer to that is vague. It is yes and no. Yes, because in some cases opening the window will temporarily lower the radon levels. It can also be a no because opening your window might be … 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