National Radon Action Month

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Radon testing involves measuring the levels of radon gas in indoor spaces to assess potential health risks. It is a straightforward process that can be done through do-it-yourself test kits.

Globally, residential radon exposure alone was estimated to have caused 84,000 deaths by lung cancer, according to WHO. The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that 21,000 people die in the United States from radon a year. Knowing your radon levels can help protect your household from the harmful effects of this radioactive gas, ensuring safety for everyone at home.