Dorothy Bewernick

Radon is a clear, odourless, non-radioactive gas that may silently accumulate inside a dwelling without obvious signs to its inhabitant. According to Health Canada, prolonged exposure has led to an elevated chance of developing lung cancer, and it recommends taking action when radon levels exceed a level of 200 Bq/m³. Radon mitigation Edmonton is one of the most effective ways to reduce a home's indoor Radon level. Regardless of whether your residence was newly built or built from the ground...

Key Takeaways Health Canada’s Radon guidelines for a home’s Radon concentration are 200 Bq/m³. The best approach is always to have testing conducted. The best and most accurate measurement of Radon exposure will come from conducting a 90-day long-term Radon testing rather than a short-term 2- or 3-day test (though these can be very indicative). Elevated Radon levels can be effectively mitigated; Radon Testing Edmonton may simply save you money in the long run. The most effective and...

As Edmonton residents spend more time indoors during the winter, many may not be aware of the invisible hazard entering their homes through tiny cracks and openings: Radon gas. Radon is odourless, colourless, and tasteless. Radon is found in soil and rock, and the main way it gets into homes is through the soil beneath a house. Let’s discuss how the Radon Mitigation Edmonton service works and why it's one of the smartest home investments you could make for your family. Understanding Radon...