At the core of our business, we serve others — we serve the community, we serve individuals, we serve relators, we serve families. We serve others by protecting them from hazardous levels of radon that can wreak havoc on the human body. We do this because we saw there was a need to do so. While...
Radon lives in all 50 states. Nearly 1 out of every 15 homes in the U.S. is estimated to have elevated radon levels (EPA). Shocking? We think so too, so much so that we built our business around this grave statistic. As homebuyers and renters become more informed about this hazardous gas, they ask about...
She thinks to herself… For goodness sake, he works out daily, he eats his vegetables, he doesn’t even smoke — how could this have happened? In her hands she grasps the results of her husband’s test results. Tears streaming down her face, in disbelief, she reads the results once more… POSITIVE:...
It is a risky venture. Courageous, thrilling and rewarding – but nonetheless, terrifying and uncertain. Waking up each morning unsure of what the future holds – more so, the day – is a process each entrepreneur must not only accept, but embrace if he or she wishes to be successful....
The scariest factor about Radon gas is that is undetectable without a test. You cannot see it, smell it, taste it—it is hidden to the human senses. There is no static charge. It does not react in chemical tests. It is undeniably dangerous. Radon gas causes one of the deadliest forms of lung cancer...
Radon gas is vicious. You can’t see it, smell it or taste it. It’s the invisible enemy. But why is it so evil and where is it? Quite simply, it is a cancer-causing radioactive gas. It affects homes and water. It is found to be the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United […]
We protect our loved ones. It’s a natural instinct. We want our children to wear a helmet, to buckle up in the car, to not talk to strangers, etc., What if the danger was more discreet? What if it was in your safe place? What if the danger lurked right under the roof of your […]
Your car called—it wants the garage cleaned! Our final stop on the house tour is the garage. Although some may not view this as a part of the house, it’s still a place you frequent throughout the day. Who doesn’t want to pull into a clean and orderly garage after a long day’s work? Plus—now’s...
One door. One door that separates you from something that’s either stress-free or stress-full. Behind this door may be a space you gloat about, or it may be a space you get choked up about. Do you get where we’re going with this? Your closets. That’s right, plural. We’re all for having a space...