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Radon Mitigation-Fixing a Radon Problem
What needs to be done?
If a home’s radon level is 4 picocuries per liter or more, the EPA recommends a radon mitigation system (sometimes called radon remediation) to be installed.
A common method utilized to reduce the radon level is “sub slab depressurization”. In this case, a suction point or points are determined and a pipe [...]
Testing For Radon Gas for Homeowners
For Homeowners
Any homeowner can simply and easily test for radon gas in their home. If you choose, you may also hire a professional company to perform a test for you.Choosing a Qualified Professional
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You may purchase test kits that give you instructions on where to place the test, under what conditions to test and [...]
Did You Pass A Radon Test After Using a Short Term Radon Test Kit?
After sending your short term radon test kit in for analysis you will receive a results report. If you live in the USA your short term radon test kit results will be reported in units called picocuries per liter (pCi/l). If you live outside of the USA your short term radon test kit results will be reported in Becquerels per cubic meter (Bq/m-3).
Radon Test Equipment: Why Would I Want a Digital Radon Detector for My Home?
When most people think of a digital radon detector they tend to think of a piece of radon test equipment used by a measurement professional. This type of digital radon detector is typically used during a radon inspection that is being conducted as part of a home sale.
How to Perform Do-It-Yourself Radon Testing With an Online Retailer of Radon Kits
Everyday many people purchase do-it-yourself radon testing kits from an online retailer of radon kits. The question is can you get accurate results with a do-it-yourself radon testing kit purchased from an online retailer of radon kits.
Guidelines for Doing a Follow-up Home Radon Test (When Your First Test was Less Than 10 pCi/l)
Radon home testing is usually done in 2 steps or phases. The first step is called a screening test and the second step in a home radon test is called a follow-up test.
How to Get an Accurate Radon Level When You Measure Radon in Your Home
With today’s modern test kits, it’s easy to measure radon in your home and get an accurate radon level. However, to get that accurate radon level you must follow a few simple rules when you measure radon.
Guidelines for Your First Radon Detector Test
Radon testing is usually done in 2 steps or phases. The first step is called a radon screening test and the second step is called a follow-up test. A screening test is designed to tell you if your home has the potential for a radon problem.
How to Use a Radon Gas Detector for a Follow-Up Test (When Your First Radon Detection Test Was Over 10 pCi/l)
There Are 2 Steps To Radon Gas Detection
How to Radon Gas Test Your Home with a Radon Gas Testing Kit
You can’t see radon gas, but it’s not hard to find out if you have a problem in your home. All you need to do is radon gas testing. A radon gas test is easy to do and won’t take too much of your time.
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