Radon Awareness
What is Radon?
35% of Utah Homes Are Unsafe
#1 Cause of Lung Cancer
- Radon is odorless, colorless, and deadly.
- Radon originates in granite and rock soil.
- From the foundation of the home it seeps in.
- Small Radon particles alter and destroy DNA.
#1 Cause of Lung Cancer
35% of Utah Homes Are Unsafe
#1 Cause of Lung Cancer
- Radon is the #1 leading cause of cancer among non-smokers.
- Radon causes 15k-25k deaths each year in the U.S.
- Highly Carcinogenic (cancer causing)
- Causes other serious health risks.
35% of Utah Homes Are Unsafe
35% of Utah Homes Are Unsafe
35% of Utah Homes Are Unsafe
- Radon levels of 2.7 pCi/L or higher are considered life shortening.
- Brand new and old homes are BOTH at risk of having radon depending on the geographic location.
Expert Radon Testing Services
Kit Placement, Pickup, and Shipping
Kit Placement, Pickup, and Shipping
Kit Placement, Pickup, and Shipping
Radon services place test kits in the lowest living area for 48-72 hours, ensuring proper placement away from walls. After testing, they securely collect and package the kits for lab analysis.
Paid Lab Results
Kit Placement, Pickup, and Shipping
Kit Placement, Pickup, and Shipping
The kits are sent to a certified lab, with results typically emailed within 7-14 days. Services interpret the results, helping homeowners and business owners understand their radon levels.
Mitigation Installation
Kit Placement, Pickup, and Shipping
Mitigation Installation
If radon levels exceed 4 pCi/L, Utah Radon Testing provides mitigation installation. They offer a detailed service of mitigating the home/building by a certified professional. Once the installation is complete a complementary test insures the safety of the home/building.
Radon Risks In Utah
Why Every Living Space Needs A Test
Every home in Utah should test for radon due to the state's geology and the serious health risks it poses. With high uranium levels in the soil, radon can accumulate indoors, affecting one in three homes. As a leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers, it contributes to about 21,000 deaths annually in the U.S. Since radon is invisible and odorless, testing is the only way to detect it. Regular testing is crucial, especially during winter months, to protect families from this silent threat.
Services Include Insuring The Safety Of
Homeowners
Real Estate / Businesses
Apartment Complexes
Apartment Complexes
Real Estate / Businesses
Apartment Complexes
Real Estate / Businesses
Real Estate / Businesses
Real Estate / Businesses