It's imperative to have your home tested
with calibrated detection equipment, and
to have the results interpreted by a
licensed inspector. And,
it's the law.
Many home inspectors are not licensed or
calibrated, but will issue an
official-looking report.
Don't take chances!
Your family's safety is too important to
risk.
"Hot" tip
Radon is a decay product
of uranium and occurs naturally in soil and
rock, and therefore radon levels can vary home
to home. Other sources of radon include well
water and building materials.
EPA Update
The EPA's most recent
health risk assessment estimates that 21,000
lung cancer deaths each year are due to radon.
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Radon is a decay product
of uranium and occurs naturally in soil and
rock, and therefore radon levels can vary home
to home. Other sources of radon include well
water and building materials.
The EPA's most recent
