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Are Your Radon Levels Higher in the Summer or Winter?

Radon is a silent intruder that you cannot see or smell but can build up at dangerous levels in your home any time of the year. Exposure to radon is the leading cause of lung cancer in nonsmokers in America, claiming the lives of over 21,000 people a year. Sadly, nearly all exposure to radon is entirely preventable and if high levels are detected in your home, there are steps which can be taken to protect you and your family.

There is no known safe level of radon in your home, but risks can be reduced if high levels are found. Solutions can be as simple as sealing cracks in your foundation and crawl spaces or as complex as a soil suction radon reduction system. Put testing your home for radon at the top of your to do list and make sure you check it off! It’s easy and test kits are being provided for free.

• Which Radon Zone do you live in?
  Find the county you live in to see what your potential Radon risk is.
• Have you tested your home yet? Learn more about available radon testing options.
• Free test kits are available again, click here to order one.