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You test for radon in the winter  because indoor radon levels are usually highest when homes are sealed up . Here’s why: Homes are closed up  – In winter, windows and doors are mostly closed, so less fresh air enters. Radon, which seeps in from the soil, can accumulate more, giving a more accurate reading of the worst-case scenario . Stack effect  – Warm air inside rises and escapes through the upper parts of the home, creating a slight vacuum that pulls more radon from the g

Soil around Regina is naturally higher in uranium, which produces radon. Homes here are more tightly built (better insulation, less...

Testing for radon is often recommended during the winter months because conditions at that time tend to produce the highest and most...

For Home Sellers Pre-Sale Testing : Consider testing your home for radon before listing it. If levels are below the recommended action...

. High radon levels? Don’t worry— radon mitigation systems  can lower your exposure significantly. The most common solution is a sub-slab...

If you’ve never heard of radon gas, you’re not alone — but it might be quietly affecting the health of your household. Radon is an...