Homes with no Radon issues are more attractive to potential buyers

Radon can be a serious problem when your are trying to sell your home.

Radon is an odorless, colorless, tasteless radioactive gas that is naturally created from decay of radioactive elements such as, uranium. Through the decay, radon gas is released into the air, underground water and surface water.

Radon Gas attaches itself to dust and other airborne particles that we ingest through our lungs.

Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer and kills more people in a year than drunk drivers because of this there are many reasons to get your Radon levels checked. Today we are going to touch on the 5 most important reasons to check your Radon levels to ensure you and your family are living in a safe environment. 

Want more information about why you must have your home tested for radon? Read our blog post: “Why Radon Testing is Critical.”