Testing Radon in Brookfield, & Wisconsin

Radon Testing Brookfield and your local community's residences, schools, etc

Expert health organizations including Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the American Lung Association and the American Medical Association estimate radon is the cause of many thousands of lung cancer deaths, that could have been preventable every year in Brookfield, WI and the United States, had testing and mitigation action been implemented. Smokers are among the most at risk of the lung cancer risk impact. followed by radon. When an individual is smoking and is exposed to indoor radon levels, the risk of getting lung cancer rises dramatically.

Radon Testing is often conducted during Brookfield real estate transactions, but more and more homeowners who stay in their homes many years are beginning to test for radon and test again every two years, as is recommended by U.S. EPA.

Once the radon level is determined, decisions can be made as to what measures if any. need to be made next. EPA recommends mitigation for indoor radon levels 4.0 pCi/L and over. The good news is radon levels after mitigation will be reduced and this is why radon testing is so important and always the first step to protect your family from deadly and dangerous elevated radon levels and lung cancer.

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It's estimated that radon causes about 21,000 lung cancer deaths in the United States each year, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer after smoking. The United States is now believed to be the largest source of lung cancer among nonsmokers (United States) On top of that, certain regions of the country are more at risk for radon exposure. In the United States, Radon's estimated 21,000 deaths a year are more than falls in the home, drownings (3,900), and home fires (2,800).

Radon deaths and other deaths in the home and near the home are compared by the EPA. The leading cause of death in or around the home is radon exposure, despite drunk driving and falls claiming 17,400 lives a year.

Radon Testing Monitors Brookfield Radon Mitigators 262-955-6696 17145 W. Bluemound Rd. STE 100, Brookfield, WI 53005

Brookfield Radon Mitigators Testing kits

Radon Testing Monitor Brookfield Radon Mitigators 17145 W Bluemound Rd j100, Brookfield, WI 53005 (262) 955-6696

When should Radon Testing be done?

Is radon more prevalent in vacant houses?

If a normal temperature is maintained in an occupied house, the upper floors of a vacant house may have higher radon levels. Radon Testing can determine the levels. The upper floors of a vacant house should have higher radon levels than those of an occupied house with the same temperature. Due to normal natural ventilation, radon does not build up to higher levels when a home is vacant for a long time. Radon testing would be recommended in all vacant homes.