Info On Radon Gas For Homeowners Published By Radon Eliminator

November 14, 2018 - PRESSADVANTAGE -

Radon Eliminator, based in Uniontown, OH, has announced that they have published a blog post to provide information about radon gas in homes. Radon Eliminator is made up of a team of professionally certified radon mitigation specialists and they want to provide homeowners with basic information regarding radon gas. The blog post is titled "What Every Home Owner Should Know About Radon Gas" and was written by Radon Eliminator staff.

Radon Eliminator spokesperson Cedric Mims says, "With radon being the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States, it's becoming more of a talked about topic, especially among homeowners. Even if you haven't heard of radon until now, it's been a part of your life, regardless of where you live. It's time you found out the effect it can have on you and your health. We have come up with some important facts that we believe every homeowner should know about radon gas."

The blog post explains that radon is a result of natural radioactive decay of uranium and it can be found in the soil and rocks underneath homes. Because of the way that homes in the U.S. are constructed and the ventilation systems that are being used, radon gas can find its way into homes through small cracks and openings in the sub-slab of the basement floor. Depending on where the home is located and the type of soil on which the house has been built on, it is possible for the home to have dangerous levels of radon gas. The problem is that while this radioactive gas is dangerous, it cannot be detected by human taste, smell or sight. Those interested can learn more now by checking on this page.

Unfortunately, it has been found that Ohio is one of those states that have high levels of radon gas. This is because of the Ohio Shale geologic formation, which means that it is enriched in uranium, with the second primary source of uranium in Ohio being the soil. Thus, the soil in Ohio contains substantial quantities of radium and uranium, which continuously break down and emit radon gas.

Cedric Mims says, "Don't let this discourage you, testing your home is easy, and it can be completed in as little as 48 hours. When you contact Radon Eliminator to test your home, we send a technician who is licensed with The Ohio Department of Health to come to your home and set up a continuous radon monitoring system to test the radon levels in your home. Your technician will return 48 hours later to collect the equipment and give you a reading of the concentration levels in your home for every hour that the machine was there."

If the results of the test is that the level of radon gas is 4.0 piC/L or higher, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) suggests that homeowners take action to decrease those levels in their home so as to decrease their chances of getting radon-induced lung cancer.

Radon mitigation specialists can help in explaining the radon removal process to the homeowner. They will also explain where they will need to install the Radon Mitigation System in order to get the best results. This will depend on the layout of the home but a professional company like Radon Eliminator will be able to explain to the homeowner what are the best options for a particular home, with the preference of the homeowner being of primary consideration.

Radon mitigation services are not only provided to homes. They are also provided to commercial contractors, schools, real estate professionals, and apartment complexes. Meanwhile, the quality of the service provided by Radon Eliminator is attested to by previous clients. The company has an overall rating of 4.87 out of five stars at Home Advisor. For instance, Gene G. from Wellington, OH, gave the company five stars and said, "Great team of installers, very professional and efficient. The test results exceeded their promise and the workmanship was outstanding." Jeff W. from Hudson, OH, also gave them five stars and said, "Good people to work with. Professional, knowledgeable, neat and clean work, fair pricing. Would recommend highly to others."

Radon Eliminator is a team of professionally certified radon mitigation specialists who are able to use state of the art radon testing and removal equipment. According to them, their mission is to help as many families and businesses in Ohio live as healthy as possible through the elimination of radon gas exposure in homes and businesses.

Those interested in consulting with radon mitigation specialists at Radon Eliminator can visit the company website or call them by phone.

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For more information about Radon Eliminator, contact the company here:

Radon Eliminator
John Hunt
(330) 844-0703
sales@radoneliminator.com
970 Killian Rd Suite C
Akron, OH 44312