According to the PA Department of Environmental Protection, an estimated 40 percent of Pennsylvania homes have radon levels above 4.0 pCi/L. The Environmental Protection Agency has established 4.0 pCi/L and higher as a dangerous level of radon exposure at which health risks become very serious. That's why it's essential for PA homeowners to have their homes tested for radon levels and, if needed, install a radon mitigation system to restore health and safety to the indoor air.
Since radon gas is caused by the natural process of uranium decay, and uranium is found in most soil, radon is not limited to affecting just one state or area of the world. It can be found in any home, anywhere.
The National Radon Defense has designed a system to produce the nation's finest radon specialists in Pennsylvania, and our certified contractors are fully qualified for both radon testing and radon abatement. It is our goal to properly inform the public of the radon hazards and the benefits of radon mitigation.
There's absolutely no reason why you and your loved ones have to suffer from the dangerous effects of radon gas. Contact the radon mitigation specialists at NRD today to mitigate your Pennsylvania home.
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Project Location: Monaca, PA 15061
Comment: I did a radon test on my property and found out that the results are on the high side.
Project Location: Hummelstown, PA 17036
Comment: I am the potential buyer of the condo at this address. The home inspection reported CONTINUOUS MONITOR AVERAGE RADON LEVEL = 6.8 pCi/L. Can you please provide a rough estimate of the cost to mitigate?
Project Location: Phoenixville, PA 19460
Comment: I installed a radon mitigation system two years ago. I have a device to track radon levels. I see a higher-than-normal level in my living room. Do I need to upgrade my system?
Project Location: Royersford, PA 19468
Comment: Been sickness in my home for months - many of the symptoms of exposure. Wanting to confirm .
Project Location: Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
Comment: I am hoping to have my current radon mitigation system tested for efficiency, as well as understand your opinion on potential improvements to both that system and indoor air filtration to further mitigate exposures.