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Mitigating radon can be a long process if it goes undetected for a long time. The scary part about increased radon levels is that you can not detect it on your own. There is no smell, touch, or visionary detection. Even when radon is present in high volumes for a...

Radon is a radioactive substance. The decay of uranium, which you can find in nearly all soils, is the source of the radioactive material. If you have a foundation that has cracks or other holes, water can seep into your home from the ground up. Radon is trapped...

Before we talk about how to install a radon mitigation system by ourselves, what is a radon mitigation system? It might give us a clearer perspective of how we should handle it. However, before everything else, we need to know; What is Radon? Radon is a part of group...

Is your radon mitigating system making a whirring or whooshing sound? Is the sound increasing or getting worse with time? There is a high chance that your system is getting old and needs an upgrade or repair. An average radon mitigation fan runs for about 5 - 10...

According to health reports and governmental data, radon is the second biggest cause of lung cancer after cigarettes. EPA data says that radon alone is responsible for around 21,000 lung cancer deaths every year. Radon is hard to detect without proper inspection, and...

Zeroing Radon at home is impossible as Radon is a product of the decay of organic material from soil and stones. However, the level of it can be lowered to an acceptable threshold through mitigation activities. But how does Radon mitigation work? Most radon mitigation...

Every year, radon gas is responsible for more than 20,000 deaths in the United States due to lung cancer. This is more than the next two leading causes of death in residential buildings combined: falls and home fires. Commercial building owners, managers, and other...