We’ve mentioned many times that Radon is an odorless, colorless, tasteless gas. It is naturally occurring, coming from the breakdown of uranium in soil & rocks. Prolonged radon exposure can lead to lung cancer. According to the EPA, radon exposure is the number one cause of lung cancer in non-smokers. 21,000 lung cancer deaths each… Read More
Licensed Radon Mitigation: What It Takes to Work at Trinity
We talk about the fact that Trinity Electrical & Radon Mitigation Services is licensed, bonded & insured a lot. It may not always be clear as to why we tout it though. Plain and simple, we're proud of this fact. We hold several professional licenses, including a Radon Mitigation license. Our Radon Mitigation professional, Josiah,… Read More
Radon Myth Busters: Part 2
Due to an overwhelming response to our first part of Radon Myth Busters, we are continuing it into a second post. there are many radon myths. Unfortunately, a lot of these myths are dangerous to believe as truths. In our effort to empower homeowners, we are debunking a few more radon myths. Radon Myth #5… Read More
Radon Myth Busters: Part 1
There are many myths surrounding Radon gas. Ranging from who Radon affects, to what homes should be tested, there are many misconceptions that have grown into well known radon myths. Radon Myth #1: Radon testing is expensive. It is too time consuming and the testing is too difficult. Actually, you can test your home with… Read More
Energy Efficiency and Lung Cancer: Is There a Link?
Having an energy efficient home sounds great. Who doesn't like saving money? This is especially true when keeping the "paid air" inside. However, a new study has shown that energy efficiency not only traps the air, but also radon. Radon gas exposure leads to a higher risk of lung cancer. Often, homeowners take energy efficiency… Read More
The Dangers of Radon Gas: Why Homeowners Should Care
We often hear about contradicting, life threatening "dangers". Don't eat fish, it has too much mercury. Eat more fish; it's good for your heart. Never go outside without sunscreen; no actually, it's okay sometimes. We think you are getting the point. However, when it comes to Radon gas, it's all bad. Here's why: Radon is… Read More
