Author: WILLMCFOE
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Choosing the Right Radon Testing Kit
Do You Really Need a Radon Testing Kit? If you’ve never tested your home for radon, you’re not alone. But with more states recognizing radon as a serious indoor air hazard, radon testing is becoming a must for safety — and for property value. 🎯 A radon testing kit is the first step to knowing… Read more
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Radon Symptoms Don’t Exist Here’s What You Should Watch For
Introduction: Can You Feel Radon in Your Body? You may be searching for “radon symptoms” hoping to find warning signs. But the truth is unsettling: ⚠️ There are no physical symptoms of radon exposure.You can live in a radon-contaminated home for years without feeling anything — until serious health issues develop. This is why radon… Read more
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How to Mitigate Radon in Your Home in 2025
Radon Is Dangerous — But It Can Be Fixed Radon is a radioactive gas that seeps into your home from the soil. It’s invisible, odorless, and has been linked to thousands of lung cancer deaths annually, according to the EPA. If you’ve received a radon test result showing levels above 4.0 picocuries per liter (pCi/L),… Read more
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Breaking Down the Cost for Radon Mitigation in 2025
How Much Should You Budget for Radon Mitigation? If you’ve recently tested your home and found elevated radon levels, your next question is likely:“How much will it cost to fix this?” The cost for radon mitigation in 2025 varies by home, region, and system type — but most homeowners can expect to pay between $900… Read more
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What Every Homeowner Should Know About Radon (But Most Don’t)
🧵 Part 1: What Every Homeowner Should Know About Radon (But Most Don’t) Hey folks — I’ve spent the last 6 months diving deep into radon — how it gets into homes, how dangerous it really is, and what people can do about it. What I found was surprising, even as someone who thought I… Read more
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Laws Are Catching Up to the Science
Radon isn’t just a health risk — it’s a legal one too. In many Mid-Atlantic states, there are growing requirements around radon testing during real estate transactions, home inspections, and new construction. If you’re buying, selling, building, or simply living in Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, or Washington, D.C., it’s critical to understand what’s required — and… Read more
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Are You Sleeping in a Toxic Home? Radon in Southwest Houses Explained
What If the Danger Is Inside Your Home? You lock your doors. You install security systems. But what if the real threat is already inside — and you can’t see it? Radon is a radioactive gas that naturally forms underground, and in states like Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Oklahoma, it’s silently entering homes through… Read more
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Protect Your Kids from Radon in the Midwest: A Parent’s Guide to Safer Living
Introduction: The Threat You Can’t See You do everything to keep your kids safe locking doors, watching what they eat, and buckling their seatbelts. But there’s one risk most Midwest families overlook: radon gas. Radon is an invisible radioactive gas that seeps into homes from the soil. It’s colorless, odorless, and has been linked to… Read more
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Is Radon Testing Required When Buying a Home in Utah?
Buying a Home in Utah? Here’s What You Need to Know About Radon When you’re purchasing a home in Utah, there are a lot of boxes to check—home inspection, financing, appraisal, and more. But one thing that often gets overlooked is radon testing. So, is radon testing legally required when buying a house in Utah?… Read more
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Best Radon Mitigation Systems for Utah Basements
Why Basements in Utah Are at High Risk for Radon If your Utah home has a basement, there’s a high chance it also has elevated radon levels. That’s because radon gas forms underground and rises into your home through cracks, pipes, and sump pits—especially through your basement floor. In fact, the Utah Department of Environmental… Read more