Radon Detection

09/12/2018

We are currently offering a end of Summer Sale:
Attention realtors, home owners and individuals who are looking to buy a new home!
Due to the high demand in testing homes for Radon, we are currently offering a Home Radon Testing Service on the weekends. If anyone is interested in scheduling an appointment, please contact me at [email protected] or 678-856-9815

05/30/2018

The Summer is coming:
Attention realtors, home owners and individuals who are looking to buy a new home!
Due to the high demand in testing homes for Radon, we are currently offering a Home Radon Testing Service on the weekends. If anyone is interested in scheduling an appointment, please contact me at [email protected] or 678-856-9815

04/12/2018

Attention realtors, home owners and individuals who are looking to buy a new home!
Due to the high demand in testing homes for Radon, we are currently offering a Home Radon Testing Service on the weekends. If anyone is interested in scheduling an appointment, please contact me at [email protected] or 678-856-9815

02/11/2018

Here is a real estate transaction question that most new home buyers ask:

I'm buying a house. Should I have it tested for radon?
The EPA recommends that all houses, regardless of what radon zone the house is located in, be tested for radon during point of sale. The most common procedure for radon testing during real estate transactions is for the potential buyer to request the radon test as part of the overall home inspection. The radon test is generally a separate service and must be requested. If the radon test is 4 pCi/L or greater, the EPA recommends the potential buyer negotiate with the seller to have a radon mitigation system installed with the stated goal of bringing the radon level in the home below 4 pCi/L.

If you want your home tested for radon please contact me at:www.officialradondetection.com

01/16/2018

WHAT IS RADON?
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas produced by the breakdown of uranium in soil, rock, and water. Radon is radiation. There are no safe levels of radiation, so the higher the radon level around you, the greater your risk. Health experts recommend that you try to minimize your exposure to all forms of radiation including x-rays, nuclear radiation and solar radiation, but especially radon because of its ability to mutate cells within the human body by prolonged exposure.

If you want more details about radon please go to our website:
www.officialradondetection.com

10/08/2017

Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer. Radon induced lung cancer costs the United States over $2 Billion Dollars per year in both direct and indirect health care costs.

If you want more details about radon please go to our website:www.officialradondetection.com

10/05/2017

Here are some facts about lung cancer, smoking and radon.

- 80% to 95% of lung cancer deaths caused by smoking

- Radon risk for smokers greater than non-smokers

- Effect of smoking on lung mucus and cilia significant

09/18/2017

What is the "Acceptable" level of radon?

The US EPA has established the “action level” for deciding when you need to “do something” about the radon in your home, school, or work place is 4 pCi/l or above.

09/09/2017

What is Radon?

Radon is a gas. It is created by the natural breakdown of uranium that is present in soil, rock, and water in the ground. As this breakdown occurs a single atom gas is formed which is radioactive and can easily make its way into the air we breathe and into the fresh water we drink. When we breath in these particles they cause damage to lung tissue. With enough exposure the chance of lung cancer increases.

08/03/2017