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Radon is the #1 cause of Lung Cancer in non-smokers.

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Radon: A radioactive
gas you breathe.

How radon enters homes in Edmonton

How Radon
ENTERs Your Home

Radon levels are high in Alberta

Radon Level Exposure

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Radon Levels In Alberta​

Answer

Radon testing is important because finding out that you have high Radon levels and fixing that problem can be a life-saving measure.

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There are many different "Radon Testing" devices and these devices can take anywhere from one week to 90 days long to measure your radon levels. We have the most advanced devices in-house, however these can be bought online as well. 

How do I know what my radon levels are at?

What should my levels be at?

Answer

There is no “safe level” of this radioactive gas in homes and homeowners should always strive to reduce its concentration to a minimum.

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Your homes radon level should be no more than 150 Bq/m3.

Answer

We use high quality, innovative products to meet today’s complex building demands. 

Our radon specialists will design a mitigation system based on your homes needs and ensure it is functioning effectively. 

 

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How do you fix it? 

Why?

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Protect Your Home and Family

Nothing is more important than keeping your family safe and secure from the threat of Radon. Early detection and reduction is the best course of action. 

02

Reduce the Threat of Lung Cancer 

Radon is the number one cause of lung cancer for non-smokers. Having no smell, no colour and no taste makes it dangerous to everyone.

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Recommended by Health Canada

The federal government stresses that every homeowner should test their homes every two years and if levels are high to mitigate as soon as possible. As the trusted professionals, we can help you when you need it. 

Alberta Lung
“There is no completely safe level of radon. Homeowners are encouraged to reduce radon levels to be as low as reasonably possible."
Government of Canada recommends Radon Mitigation
The health risk from radon is long-term not immediate. The longer you are exposed to high levels of radon, the greater your risk."
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The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) classifies radon as a known cause of cancer. Health Canada estimates that about 16% of lung cancer deaths are related to being exposed to radon in the home."

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