DIY radon test kits can be accurate, but only when used correctly. Here is how charcoal and electronic kits compare to professional testing, and when St. Louis homeowners need a pro.
How long you should test for radon depends on the type of test: a short-term radon test should run for 2 to 7 days, and
If your radon test came back high, the most important first step is also the calmest one: do not panic, and do not rush. A
Understanding Air in St. Louis As a St. Louis homeowner, managing air is essential for maintaining a healthy living environment. Why Air Matters Proper attention
A dangerous radon level is any reading at or above the EPA’s 4.0 pCi/L action level. Here is how to read your pCi/L radon results and what to do next.
How long does radon mitigation take? Radon mitigation takes about one day to install, usually 3 to 5 hours of on-site work, and the full
Radon mitigation in older homes is the work of installing a soil-suction system in an aging house to pull radon gas out of the ground
Radon testing vs mitigation: testing always comes first. Learn which you need, the EPA 4.0 pCi/L action level, and the next step for St. Louis homes.
Types of radon mitigation systems compared for St. Louis homes: sub-slab, sub-membrane, drain-tile, and block-wall, plus how to choose the right one.
Summer air conditioning creates a hidden radon risk in St. Peters homes that most residents don’t consider. When AC units run constantly during Missouri’s
