What Do You Feel About Radon Facts?
What Do You Feel About Radon Facts?
It could be a bit overwhelming reading about radon. It's not the friendliest gas around and it's not exactly comforting to be around either. So, what really goes on inside your mind when you're reading about this silent killer? There are several kinds of natural responses out there, despite what you're thinking-- what do you do? Can we do something more to help? Let us know!
The members of National Radon Defense are no different from you, we all want to be protected against the effects of radon exposure and we want to help others from suffering unnecessary pain. Radon was a new concept once to us as well. We know what it's like and we want to help you understand what radon is and how to protect yourself and your loved ones.
There are the people who read the tragic facts about radon, and they get scared, anxious, worried, and in a sense-- they freak out. What if my house has high levels? What if I have lung cancer? What if, what if, what if....
You could drive yourself crazy living in a world of what ifs. Don't torture yourself even more by creating the worst scenario in your mind. We were all scared upon first hearing about radon. It's not that you're being unreasonable, we just want you to get some answers and put the what ifs to rest.
While some people are scared when they read about radon, others just ignore the facts and don't respond at all. If you look at the Environmental Protection Agency's radon zone map and you feel as though you live in a low-risk area, please don't think this means that every house is safe. Even in high-risk zones there will be some safe homes. So please do something when you hear about radon. Don't compare your home to anyone else's. We care about your home's radon levels and we want to do everything in our power to protect you against the harmful effects of radon exposure.
Although there may be differing responses to radon, our results are consistent and successful. Let us relieve your concerns. We know we can reduce your home's radon levels to a healthy amount.
When you contact the National Radon Defense member near you, they can answer any of your questions, test your home's radon levels, provide a radon mitigation estimate, and explain how to maintain low levels of radon within your home.
Contact us today and schedule to have one of our radon mitigation experts come and test your home and provide radon mitigation services.
