Not familiar with Radon?
In Canada, over 3200 people die every year from Radon-induced lung cancer.
That's more than car accidents, carbon monoxide and house fire deaths combined.
What is Radon?
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Radon is a radioactive gas that derives from Uranium
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Radon gets into your home from the soil beneath it
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Radon is odourless and invisible
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Radon exposure can have lasting effects on your health
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Testing for Radon is simple and free
Where is Radon Found?
Radon can seep into a home through pipes, windows, sump pumps, unfinished floors, crawl spaces, cracks in foundation walls, and floors; even through foundation walls. Concrete is porous and Radon is a gas therefore it can penetrate through the tiny holes in your home’s foundation walls.
One house can have Radon levels next to zero while the house next door can have levels that are off the charts.
The only way to know is to test
My Hudson and Saint Lazare neighbours can borrow a digital tester (for a up to few weeks) from me at no cost, absolutely free.
Send me a text message for more info.
Radon Montreal
Bartnicki Inspections
Bach. Engineering
RBQ 5817-4731-01
Radon Professionals
C-NRPP Measurment ID CRT-202369
C-NRPP Mitigation ID CRMT-202450
Saint-Lazare, Quebec, J7T 3L7
Radon Montreal is certified by the C-NRPP
Mitigation: CRMT-202450
Testing: CRT-202369