Radon Mitigation System; why is it Crucial?
High concentration of Radon is particularly dangerous after the prolonged exposure through inhalation; unfortunately it significantly increases the risk of lung cancer. Radon Mitigation and Testing is used to reduce radon concentration in buildings. The goal of the mitigation system reduces indoor radon level and it is reasonably achievable. A quality radon mitigation should reduce year-round levels to below 2 pCi/L. Essentially, a licensed Radon Mitigation Professional should determine the type of mitigation and help you to guide where to place the mitigation system. Radon mitigation uses a fan to consistently pull the air and vent the outdoor through pipe that ends above the roof. Are You At The Risk For Radon Poisoning? Radon can accumulate in places where ventilation is done adequately. Long-term exposure increases the change of lung disease that can cause coughing and difficulty in breathing. Unfortunately, long-term exposure to radon could be dangerous to your...