We spend our days teaching people about the dangers and tell-tale signs of radon gas poisoning – and that means answering a lot of questions about radon. One of the common questions we get is whether or not radon levels fluctuate. But more importantly, are...
Our mission at American Radon LLC is to spread knowledge about the dangers of radon gas and to also keep the public informed about existing rules and regulations regarding radon that is in place in Colorado in order to help mitigate radon. Every year new...
At American Radon, we care about giving back to our community. We are proud to announce our recent partnership with Homes for Heroes, a program that provides discounted rates on home investment services to firefighters, law enforcement officials, military, teachers, and healthcare workers all across...
It’s been a hot topic for the past few years, but the truth remains - housing prices in Northern Colorado continue to increase. An example of the rule of supply and demand; more and more people are migrating to Colorado for jobs and to start...
When it comes time for you to choose which radon mitigation system to install, you’ll be given the option of choosing between interior vs exterior radon mitigation systems. Exterior radon mitigations are far more common than interior ones, but it’s still useful to understand the...
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) is proposing a new regulation that would help lower-income families pay for radon testing and radon mitigation equipment. This new regulation, called the Colorado Low Income Radon Mitigation Assistance (LIMA) Program could help thousands of families...
Recently, a story has hit the news regarding a woman in Stapleton, CO, whose efforts to install a radon mitigation system have been blocked by her Homeowner’s Association. Despite showing an initial indoor radon level of 4.0 pCi/L (right at the cusp of being a...
One common question we get at American Radon, LLC. is what to do when buying or selling a home with high radon levels. Radon is everywhere, regardless of where you live. But in Colorado, certain areas are known to be particularly high in radon -...
As the second largest cause of lung cancer in the United States, it’s important to understand what radon is, what the dangers are, and what actions to take if you show signs of radon poisoning. We also want our clients to know the dangers of radon...
