Radon gas can pose a health risk to people around your home. Statistics indicate that indoor exposure may be responsible for up to 10% of cases of lung cancer. It is also a factor that can increase the risk of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. However, the gas is colorless, odorless, and, therefore, difficult to detect. In this […]
Detecting and Handling Radon Gas in the Home
Homeowners may be exposed to all sorts of hazards or threats on their property, some of them more obvious than others. A hurricane may blast apart the roof or flood the basement, and electrical fires are a constant threat from frayed and damaged electrical cords. But some hazards are invisible and subtle, and they require […]
Understanding The Risk Of Radon Throughout The United States
Radon is a huge threat here in the United States. After all, up to one home out of every 15 have levels of radon within it that are so high as to meet or even exceed the action levels that have been set by the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency). Unfortunately, this means that a family […]
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