Radon, a radioactive gas originating in the soil, rock and water beneath a house’s foundation, is extremely hazardous to our health. Odorless, colorless and tasteless, it is impossible for humans to detect radon without the use of specialized equipment. Radon Detectors are used to monitor the amount...
When it comes to maintaining a safe and healthy living environment, we often focus on visible threats like mold, pests or air pollution. However, there’s an invisible danger often lurking in many homes: radon gas. Radon can’t be seen, smelled or tasted, and there’s no indication that you may be...
Originating from the decomposition of uranium found in some soils and rock formations, radon gas can build up in homes causing significant health issues. It is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States and responsible for more than 20,000 deaths annually, which is why it’s important...
Though it’s naturally occurring, radon gas remains a silent and deadly predator on unsuspecting homeowners. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, nearly one out of every 15 homes in the United States has elevated radon levels. It’s the second leading cause of lung cancer, responsible...
Radon is a naturally occurring, radioactive, and hazardous gas produced from the breakdown of uranium in the soil. It can seep into homes through cracks in the foundation and other openings, leading to elevated radon levels inside the home. This is deeply concerning for homeowners across the United States...
Radon is a radioactive, hazardous gas. As uranium decays, radon occurs naturally in the soil. Radon can enter your home through crawl spaces, sump pump basins, wall seams and concrete if it has cracks. You will never know if your home has radon unless you test for it. Just because you can’t see it...
Radon is a radioactive, hazardous gas. As uranium decays, radon occurs naturally in the soil. Radon can enter your home through crawl spaces, sump pump basins, wall seams and cracks in concrete. You will never know if your home has radon unless you test for it. Just because you can’t see it or smell...
Radon is invisible and odorless, which means it is impossible to detect without a radon gas detector. Radon occurs naturally in the air almost everywhere and is created when uranium breaks down in the soil. However, radon levels are higher in certain areas. Read on to find out if you are living or working...
Just because you can’t see radon doesn’t mean it isn’t dangerous. Anyone can be at risk of exposure to radon. The only way to properly ensure you are protected against this deadly gas is by scheduling a professional radon test and, if detected, executing a plan to remove it. Though anyone can...