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| Radon
is a naturally occurring gas produced by the breakdown of uranium in soil,
rock, and water. Air pressure inside your home is usually lower than pressure
in the soil around your home's foundation. Because of this difference in
pressure, your house acts like a vacuum, drawing radon in through foundation
cracks and other openings. Radon may also be present in well water and can be
released into the air in your home when water is used for showering and other
household uses. In most cases, radon entering the home through water is a
small risk compared with radon entering your home from the soil.
In a small number of homes, the building materials (e.g. stone, gravel, stone etc.) can give off radon, although building materials rarely cause radon problems by themselves |
How Radon gets into your home:
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Find out how
to test your home for Radon. It is easy and inexpensive.
Order your test kit today to begin testing your home
right away.
After Testing: What to do if Your Home has High Levels of RADON
ALERT
to Home Buyers & Sellers
Another view of How Radon
Enters the Home?
Typically the air pressure inside your home is lower
than the pressure in the soil around your home's foundation.
Due to this difference, your house acts like a vacuum, drawing radon gas in
through foundation cracks and other openings of your home.
Radon may also be present in well water and can be released into the air in your
home when water is used for showering and other household uses.
Potential Entry Points:
| 1 | Cavities inside walls | 2 | Cracks in solid floors | 3 | Construction joints |
| 4 | Cracks in walls | 5 | The water supply | 6 | Gaps in suspended floors |
| 7 | Gaps around service pipes |
Radon Test Kits - as low as $7.33 (includes lab fees)
(EPA recommends side-by-side testing)
A Small Price to pay for your family's health.
If you prefer to order by phone there will be a processing fee added to orders under $75.00
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