Although we put a great emphasis on education and school safety, it can be shocking to learn that schools – and schoolchildren – are neglected when it comes to radon testing. Since radon cannot be seen, smelled or tasted, students, teachers and parents have no idea that it might be present in schools. Parents often… READ MORE
Making sure your radon system is functioning properly is integral to maintaining your family’s health. If you have a radon system installed but it’s not doing its job, radon levels in your home could be elevated (4 pCi/L or higher). Let’s explore some signs to watch out for that might indicate if your radon system… READ MORE
Did you know that lung cancer is the #1 cause of cancer deaths among women? Right now in the U.S., over 400,000 people have, at some point throughout their lives, been diagnosed with lung cancer. In fact, lung cancer is affecting women of all ages, races and ethnicities. Unfortunately, many women don’t think about the… READ MORE
Since radon is odorless, colorless and tasteless, it is impossible to detect without a professional radon testing kit. Testing needs to be done in the lowest livable level of the home; preferably a room that is used quite frequently. Avoid testing for radon in the kitchen, bathroom or laundry room. Passive & Active Radon Devices… READ MORE
RadonAway has created a network of professional radon contractors across the country who have undergone the appropriate radon mitigation training. Each radon professional has taken accredited courses to fully grasp both radon measurement and mitigation processes and become certified nationally or in their state, if applicable. They also have provided proof of insurance. You may… READ MORE
Every home should be tested for radon – whether it’s new or old, radon can seep into any property and accumulate to hazardous levels. Since radon is odorless and invisible, it’s impossible to detect without proper testing. How Radon Gas is Formed Radon gas results from the decay of uranium in rocks and soil, and… READ MORE
On May 11th, RadonAway will be participating in the LUNG FORCE Walk in Boston, MA. Join the LUNG FORCE Walk to help raise funds and spread awareness about lung cancer and lung health. Lung cancer has been increasing among women but, for many, the risk of being diagnoses with lung cancer isn’t on their radar…. READ MORE
Perhaps you’ve recently tested your home for radon and discovered levels under 4 pCi/L. While all levels of radon do pose some health risks, according to the Indoor Radon Abatement Act, also known as Radon Act 51, passed by Congress in 1988, home and property owners should take action when radon tests show results of… READ MORE
As a gas that cannot be seen, smelled or tasted, radon can linger in the home or other building unnoticed. When radon levels are at or over 4 pCi/L, mitigation is necessary, because there is a greater risk of developing lung cancer. In fact, according to the Surgeon General of the United States, radon is… READ MORE
If you’ve recently discovered radon levels at 4pCi/L or higher in your home, it’s time to hire a professional radon mitigator. What is a Radon Mitigation System? Simply put, a radon mitigation system significantly reduces radon levels in the air of a building or home. Avoiding DIY Radon Mitigation When it comes to radon mitigation,… READ MORE
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