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.
“Radon is the leading cause of lung cancer amongst non-smokers.”
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?
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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.
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One house can have Radon levels next to zero while the house next door can have levels that are off the charts.
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The only way to know is to test
Radon Montreal
Bartnicki Inspections
Bach. Engineering
Radon Professionals
C-NRPP Measurment ID CRT-202369
C-NRPP Mitigation ID CRMT-202450
RBQ#5817-4731-01
CCQ#9638-7485
APCHQ# 202877-10
Saint-Lazare, Quebec, J7T 3L7
Radon Montreal is certified by the C-NRPP
Mitigation: CRMT-202450
Testing: CRT-202369