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Whether you're a home buyer or a seller, there are some things to consider about radon testing. Radon is an inert gas that's hard to detect on your own. Since it's odorless, it's nearly impossible to check for traces of radon at home. You need to hire a professional...

Are you planning to get your home tested for radon? Great! Radon is a radioactive gas present in the atmosphere that can get trapped in the house when there's an opening in the foundation. And that's where radon testing comes in.  Keeping the radon levels at their...

Radon is an inert, radioactive gas that occurs naturally in trace amounts. Now, it is not a major health concern. However, exposure for an extended period increases the chances of getting lung cancer are higher. And that's why you may need to go for radon testing....

There are over 20,000 radon-related deaths every year in the US. The worst part about this is that almost all of these deaths are preventable. If everyone understood the dangers of radon and how to prevent its slow accumulation, radon sickness can be reduced to very...

Radon gas is without a doubt a silent killer. No matter where you are in the world, chances are that radon gas is present in the air around you. Because it is a naturally forming gas, and there’s an abundance of radioactive material in the ground, you can’t escape it....

Radon gas in the long term can be a deadly problem found inside every home. The biggest risk it poses is that we cannot detect it with our senses. It is colorless, odorless, and tasteless, so unless we actively test for radon levels, we won’t even know that it’s...

Did you know that indoor air can be five times more contaminated than outdoor air? Whether your home is old or new, you should opt for radon gas testing. Radon gas is not detectable through the eyes or nose. This radioactive gas exists in the natural world. When the...