Why Should You Take Radon Risks Seriously? 

The Florida Department of Health collects results of all radon testing performed in the state of Florida. Companies, professionals, and...

How radon tests work depends on the type of radon testing method being used and the goals of the client. Common deciding factors include...

Short answer, Yes! Properly designed and installed radon mitigation systems are highly effective at reducing the levels of indoor radon...

Can Radon Tests be Wrong?

Radon emanating from common building materials, chief among them concrete, remains a large problem for the state of Florida. ​ Up until...

In order to run accurate short term radon tests, the house or property must observe closed-building conditions. If closed building...

How long radon testing takes depends on what stage of discovery or mitigation you are in. As a general rule, diagnostic short term tests...

Outside of the building materials used in your home or property, a large source of radon in the home comes from naturally occurring...

In South Florida, the main source of high indoor radon levels comes from the home or property's building materials. Up until recently it...

While not a requirement, it is highly recommended that you verify that a home's radon levels are safe for occupancy before purchasing or...

The Goal of Radon Mitigation, How Much Should it be Reduced? The goal of radon mitigation is not complete eradication but to bring indoor...

When investigating the health risks radon exposure has on our bodies, we are actually investigating the impact that radon decay products...

Though naturally occurring, radon, a known human carcinogen, has been labeled a serious health problem by a number of U.S. health...

Radon is a colorless, odorless, and tasteless radioactive gas produced by the decay of uranium and radium. It cannot be perceived by any...

Though radon in the home or unit can oftentimes not be completely eradicated, it can be brought to safe levels in a cost-effective manner...

It is estimated that radon exposure is responsible for about 21,000 lung cancer deaths every year, radon and is the number two source of...