Radon Systems of Connecticut

According to the United State’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), just about 1 in 3 homes screened for radon test positive for the dangerous gas. The EPA, along with the Surgeon General have concluded that over 20,000 lung cancer deaths per year are due to dangerous levels of radon exposure. As the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States – radon testing is pertinent to the health of you and your precious family. The only way to be sure your home does not contain radon is to test the levels in your home. Since radon exposure is extremely harmful to your health, you will want to hire the best team of experts to ensure proper testing. Our team of experts takes the time and necessary steps to test your home thoroughly for radon gasses to ensure that you and your family are in safe living conditions.