What are Radon Levels?
Radon levels refer to the measurable amount of radon gas that is concentrated in indoor air at a specific location. The reason radon levels are measured at all is due to the fact that its presence can promote a variety of health risks, particularly lung cancer. In fact, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), approximately 21,000 deaths occur each year as a direct result of exposure to high radon levels in residential homes and commercial buildings.
