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Radon and Protecting Your Family
Radon, as we all know, is extremely hazardous to your health. Radon exposure is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States, only second to smoking. Radon is hazardous not because it is a radioactive gas but because it forms naturally in the soil and...

National Radon Action Month – Why Is It So Important?
A new year is here, and Nation Radon Action Month has arrived. January starts off with one of the most essential topics – Radon. You may ask yourself why Radon receives an entire month, and the answer is simple. Radon is very hazardous to you and y our family. Radon...

Radon Mitigation – The Process
Radon poisoning is a real danger that many do not realize. Radon is in the soil, which allows Radon to enter your property through cracks or openings in your property. While minute amounts of Radon are not of real concern, higher levels can cause illnesses and even...

What Is a Radon Inspection, and Why Do I Need One?
We breathe a lot of air inside our homes each day. We use air purifiers, ventilation systems, and air filters to ensure our air quality is up to standards but is it really safe? Most people assume that their purifiers and air filters are enough to protect the quality...

Radon Testing and The Symptoms of Radon Poisoning
Radon is an odorless and radioactive gas that is also colorless, making it difficult to find. It is produced from decaying uranium in the soil. Most soils have low Radon levels present, but the problem occurs as it becomes trapped and begins to enter your home. Radon...

Radon Action Month – What Should You Know?
The new year is upon us, and with it comes National Radon Action Month. January is Radon Action Month, and it is the perfect time as Wintertime radon concentrations are at their highest numbers of the year. This can be dangerous for all who live in your home. January...

How To Test For Radon
Radon is a hazardous, radioactive gas that is linked to lung cancer and other diseases. Radon is odorless and cannot be seen, making it very difficult to know if you have radon on your property. Radon is present in most soils...

How Does Radon Get into My Home?
Radon is naturally occurring but is known to cause health risks. Centennial Radon Solutions providesradon testing and mitigation services for all of Colorado Springs. Radon causes cancer and even death. Itis crucial to have your home checked for Radon, as it cannot be...
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