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How Radon Mitigation Systems Work: From Soil to Safer Air
Learn how a radon mitigation system moves soil gas outdoors, how foundation types affect the design, and why testing and maintenance matter after installation.
Expert advice about radon testing, mitigation and healthier homes.
Learn how a radon mitigation system moves soil gas outdoors, how foundation types affect the design, and why testing and maintenance matter after installation.
Understand radon results in pCi/L and Bq/m³, EPA’s 4 pCi/L action level, follow-up testing, and the practical next steps for your home.
Prepare for a reliable radon test with a practical checklist covering closed-house conditions, device placement, test duration, and what to do afterward.
When you think about indoor air quality, you may think about dust, allergens, mold, or chemical pollutants. But there is another important concern that often goes overlooked: radon gas. Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can enter homes through the soil beneath and around a property. Because it is colorless and odorless, you […]
Radon gas is a naturally occurring hazard that can affect homes, workplaces, and public buildings across the country. Because it is colorless, odorless, and impossible to detect without specialized testing, many people are unaware they may be exposed. As awareness continues to grow, there is an increasing need to consider stronger regulations surrounding radon testing, […]
When it comes to radon exposure, one of the biggest challenges is knowing how much exposure a person has experienced over time. Radon is invisible, odorless, and tasteless, so you cannot tell whether you have been exposed simply by looking around your home. New research is exploring an unusual potential clue: your toenails. Researchers in […]
If you've ever heard about radon, you may have wondered whether it's actually something homeowners need to worry about or simply another service companies use to make money. So, is radon a scam? No. Radon is a real, naturally occurring radioactive gas that can enter homes and buildings from the soil beneath them. Because it […]
When most people think about radon, they imagine high levels triggering immediate concern. But what about low levels of radon exposure over a long period of time? Is it still dangerous? The short answer is yes. Even low levels of radon can pose serious health risks when exposure occurs over months or years. Understanding Radon […]
When buying or selling a home, there are many moving parts to consider. One factor that often raises questions is radon. Understanding how radon fits into real estate transactions can help both buyers and sellers move forward with confidence. Radon is a naturally occurring gas that can enter homes through the soil. It is invisible, […]
New to radon? Explore where it comes from, how it enters a home, and how testing and mitigation help reduce exposure.
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