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Radon is an invisible, odorless gas found naturally in soil and rocks. It enters homes through cracks and other openings in foundations or walls. While it is non-toxic outside a building, radon can pose serious health risks when trapped indoors for a prolonged time. Therefore, understanding exactly what radon does to a person. This article … Read more
Do you constantly worry about the levels of radon gas in your home? If that is the case, then it can be helpful to consider alternative options for reducing radon exposure. Portable home air cleaners are one such option that is proving to be a popular choice. By using HEPA filtration technology and activated carbon … Read more
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
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
Buying a house can be a bit like falling in love. You shop around, seek advice from friends, and when you find the perfect match, lay it all on the line and pop the question. But even after a seller has said yes to your offer, you’ll need to complete a home inspection, which often … Read more
You might have heard of radon and just how dangerous it can be. Radon is something to be concerned about all year long, but you may want to pay special attention to this potential issue during the winter months. This guide will help you understand a little more about how radon can impact you and … Read more
Radon can be a serious problem when your are trying to sell your home. Radon Testing and Radon Mitigation are quickly becoming a common issue during most real estate transactions. More and more Colorado residents are being educated about the risks associated with radon gas. Even if the buyers do not know about radon, realtors … Read more
We can’t see it, smell it, or taste it, but it might be in your home. And it could give you lung cancer. Radon, a radioactive gas, enters your body when you breathe it in, and every time you do, it’s increasing your chances of lung cancer. It’s estimated that every year, radon in homes … Read more
Measuring the radon levels in your home is key to keeping everyone inside safe, and the only way to measure the levels is with a radon detector. What is an acceptable radon level can vary from one country or state to the next, and those acceptable levels will depend on the type of rocks and … Read more
The presence of radon in your home can be a serious health concern for you and your family. In Colorado, two geological phenomena put most of the state in the highest risk category for radon. One is sediment that was deposited by glaciers; the other is shale outcropping. Both are associated with high amounts of … Read more
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