Air quality in your home
The air in your home could be a hazard to your health. Take the room-by-room tour on Ontario Lung Association's YourHealthyHome website.
Radon
Radon: the second leading cause of lung cancer
Radon is a gas that is produced naturally by the breakdown of uranium in the ground and can get into your home undetected. You can't see it, smell it or taste it. The only way to know the radon level in your home is
to take a simple and inexpensive test.
Radon: What You Need To Know
Click on this animated presentation to find out what the radon risks are and what options are available to protect you and your family. The presentation consists of the following four sections:
-What is radon
-What are the risks
-How to test for radon
-Reducing radon in your home
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about radon and how to test for radon levels in our Q and A section.
Contact a Radon Mitigator
Paul Muntak
Certified Radon Mitigator
T 1-877-352-2300
E paul@lynchinspection.com