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A question that seems to be getting some discussion lately is how often should one test their home for radon? Look at it from this perspective, do you change the oil in your car every so many miles or do you simply wait for the lights on the dash to come on? We don’t just … Read more
As you may have heard from us before, testing your home for radon is an extremely important action to take for your lung health. Radon being the second leading cause of lung cancer (second only to smoking) is something we should all be mindful of no matter where we reside. Once you have taken the … Read more
When choosing the right contractor to install a radon mitigation system in your home, there are a few major factors to consider other than just the price on the quote. By far the biggest factor is certification. In this article, we will discuss the importance of radon mitigation certification and what to look out for … Read more
While using a certified company to both tests for and mitigate the radon in your home is recommended, there are some simple DIY tips to reduce radon levels that don’t require a third party. This article gives residents in Colorado the tools to reduce radon in their homes. Read on to learn about these helpful … Read more
You’ve tested your home for radon as we keep urging you to, and, surprise! You discover your levels are dangerously high. Now what? First, relax: you’re not alone. One in 15 homes across the country tests positive for dangerous levels of radon, an invisible, odorless gas that causes lung cancer. Radon is a radioactive gas … Read more
Several factors determine when a new home ought to be tested for radon. Proper comprehension of your radon system is therefore vital for you to be able to establish the best time for the performance of the test. Some houses are radon-resistant and they entail a passive radon system but this does not always suffice … Read more
What is Radon? Radon is the colorless, odorless and radioactive gas that is produced by the decomposition of uranium within the soil, rock and water. This gas is easily drawn from the ground into the homes through cracks and other holes in your home. Your home traps the gas and from time to time it … Read more
It is important to note that the air inside our houses maybe five times more polluted when compared to the air that is outside. This is key to realize so that awareness can be spread not only on outdoor pollution that has been widely advocated but also in matters concerning indoor air quality and the … Read more
Radon is an odorless gas that has the capability of causing a lot of harm to your health. Unlike carbon monoxide, radon will take a longer period to have an effect. An example of such a fatal effect is lung cancer that is a cause of many deaths. This, therefore, increases the magnitude of this … Read more
Plan Ahead Just like with any other project, lack of a plan means you are planning for the failure of the project. Being aware of the fact that there will be minimal circulation during the testing period, planning can help you prepare with ways of coping. Among the many ways you can adequately prepare for … Read more
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