Wyoming Radon Solutions

Did you know that extremely windy days can really change the radon levels in your home?

In fact, in some states, if wind speeds are over 30mph for an extended period of time during a radon test, it can actually invalidate the test for a real estate transaction?

Weather plays a big part in the radon levels of your home... wind, rain, barometric pressure, extreme cold, etc... If you've ordered a radon test, make sure it's during "average" weather (and not part of an extreme weather event).

Also, the next time you test (and you are following the EPA guidelines to test every 2 years, aren't you?), do it during a different season to potentially get a different result.

Do you have questions about radon?
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