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Radon Contractors
, Upper Peninsula, MI (813) 667-2366
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Hours Monday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Tuesday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Wednesday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Thursday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sunday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Business Services Radon Testing , Mitigation, Repair
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Business Type: Radon Kills! It’s the leading cause of lung cancer for non-smokers and the second leading cause for smokers. Unlike tobacco smoke, radon is invisible, odorless, tasteless and it’s everywhere. Only testing can detect radon.
Radon Contractors is a family-owned business dedicated to reducing the risk of lung cancer caused by radon exposure. We have helped people detect excessive radon levels and successfully reduce radon in their homes and businesses for over 15 years. Our certified and experienced team of professionals will perform a thorough evaluation of radon levels and, if needed, create and implement a radon mitigation system to keep families and coworkers safe.
Call Radon Contractors today to find out how to get a FREE test kit. (813) 667-2366
Radon can be deadly, help protect your family
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Damian Treiber, Owner/Operator Certified in testing and mitigation with 15 years of experience. Luke Treiber, Co-owner 15 years experience in Radon system installation, remodeling, and has general contractor background. Anthony Treiber, Co-owner 15 years experience in Radon system installation, remodeling, and has general contractor background.
Question What is radon and where is radon found? Answer Radon is an invisible, odorless and tasteless gas that’s emitted from uranium deposits in the earth. Radon gas can be found just about everywhere on the earth in various concentration levels. Often, radon gas concentration levels are very low. However, concentrations of radon gas can be very localized. Enclosures, such as well-insulated homes and offices, can also increase the concentration levels of radon gas. At higher concentration levels, radon causes cancer. Call Radon Contractors today to identify radon levels in your home or business! (813)-667-2366.
Question If radon is everywhere, why is it a problem?
Answer Over the past decades, the increase in energy efficiency in most buildings meant that these buildings didn’t “breath” as much as older buildings. Just as a bad odor lingers in a closed room, radon concentrations can be increased in buildings that aren’t adequately ventilated. Similarly, building materials and even ground water can become saturated with radon gas in areas where radon gas levels are very high. When these materials enter your home or office, they bring excessive levels of radon gas with them. The increase in the concentration level of radon gas creates a dangerous environment. Since people spend a significant amount of time in their homes and businesses, their exposure to these increased concentration levels of radon gas is increased.
Call Radon Contractors today to safeguard your living space and workplace! (813) 667-2366.
Question Is radon really a serious health risk? Answer Yes! Enviornmental Protection Agency offices at both the federal and state levels warn of the risk, as does the Surgeon General. There are many stories and links available on the Internet that details the concern.
When you’re ready to take the radon risk seriously call Radon Contractors! (813) 667-2366.
Question What does it take to test for radon and how quickly will the results be available?
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We can provide multiple options for testing, depending on your specific situation.
• Professional testing with specialized equipment will get results within 48 hours. This option is appropriate for most businesses or properties involved in real estate transactions. Child care centers are required to test as part of their licensing. Many government-backed home loan programs, such as FMHA and HUD, require testing before approval. The EPA recommends that all buildings involved in a real estate transactions be tested. Landlords should test rental properties to reduce exposure for tenants.
• Do-it-yourself radon test kits are available and will provide results within 3 weeks. This option is appropriate for most homeowners.
After initial testing, homes and businesses should retest every 2 years or whenever structural changes are made to a building (e.g. remodeling).
Call Radon Contractors today for your test kit! (813) 667-2366.
Question What can be done if a radon problem exists? Answer Every home and business should be tested for excessive radon levels. In many cases, radon levels are within federal guidelines for safety and no action needs to be taken. If radon levels are excessive, appropriately designed and installed radon mitigation systems can bring radon concentrations to acceptable levels and eliminate the health risk.
Radon testing is the only way to determine your radon level. Call Radon Contractors today for radon testing! (813) 667-2366.
Question Who can install a radon mitigation system? Answer You should hire a State EPA Certified radon contractor that has training and experience to do the job. We meet EPA: NEHA-NRPP; State of Michigan and Wisconsin Certification requirements, guarantee our work, and are insured.
Call the expert! Radon Contractors provide peace of mind for your family and business! (813) 667-2366.
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