You can’t see it, smell it, or taste it—but radon could be accumulating in your home right now. Most people associate radon testing with winter—but that’s a misconception. Radon gas can enter homes any time of year, especially in areas with naturally high concentrations in the soil. And many parts of Ontario fall squarely in that category. If you haven’t …
You can take steps to reduce and control the amount of radon in your home. Testing is the only way to determine radon levels. Have your home tested by a professional. EPA guidance suggests mitigating if levels are at or above 148 Becquerels/meter3 (4 picocuries/liter). The effectiveness of any one radon-reduction method will depend upon the unique characteristics of your …
