What should I do if the radon level in my home has been reduced to below the Action Level (200 Bq m-3) but is still above the Target Level (100 Bq m-3)?
If you have reduced your radon level but it is still above the Target Level, you should consider carrying out further work to reduce your level, if possible to below the Target Level. In some homes this may not be practical but by taking action to reduce your radon level you will have reduced your future radon exposure and your risk of lung cancer.
