Improve Your Indoor Air Quality
Certified radon and residential mold inspections ready for you.
Improve Your Indoor Air Quality
Certified radon and residential mold inspections ready for you.
Why Would You Want To Get Your Home Tested?
How it Presents?
the quality of your homes indoor air can be hard to gauge, Molds can present themselves in many ways that make identification difficult without testing and may be difficult to almost impossible to discover. a sign of mold can be a musty or earthy smell, Vsible dark spots[mold] or water damage all indicate of a mold problem.
Radon is an odorless, tasteless, invisible and radioactive gas that's released from decaying uranium in the soil beneath our homes that can accumulate in homes and especially basements to an unsafe level. your homes radon levels may fluctuate so a longer term monitoring period may be needed for a more precise reading. typically the only way to discover a radon problem is to test for it specifically.
Your Indoor Air Quality
Taking the steps to make sure the air you breath in your home is safe is an important step to making you have protected your family. Airborne particulates that we may breath in may have adverse health effects on the occupants of the house that may make you or loved ones sick. Testing will identify any possible causes to these problems.
Gaining Confidence
an indoor air quality inspection may identify any possible problems within your homes indoor air quality that may lead/cause health problems in the future. Measuring your home for possible radon in your home is important for a homeowner to know about, doing a short term radon test for your house will let you know more about the conditions within your residence and weather or not additional steps are needed to remediate the problem.
Who is At Risk?
Indoor air quality has an effect on everyone living in a building, reoccurring illnesses, allergy problems and other heath conditions may be exacerbated by poor indoor air quality. Radon puts everyone who is exposed to it as risk of developing lung cancer, weather your young or old, healthy or not radon has effects on everyone differently. Any building that is connected with the ground is at risk of having a high concentration of Radon gas including homes, schools, offices, daycares, commercial areas, ext.
Radon Exposure
Radon exposure is a leading cause of lung cancer among non smokers in Canada and increases the risks of those who do smoke. reducing radon exposure will reduce the risks of developing lung cancer.