By: John Smith | 2010-09-30 | Article Marketing Radon is a rapidly growing concern across the United States because of its toxicity and its low detection level. In fact it can't be traced unless with a professional radon test. West Virginia is a state with high amounts of radon in homes; only six counties are at minimal risk. Read about radon, its levels in West Virginia, and radon mitigation in West Virginia. read more
By: John Smith | 2010-10-06 | Article Marketing The effects of radon gas exposure can be quite severe, which is why there are radon mitigation specialists ready to test and remove your home's radon. However, did you know that there are different solutions dependent upon your home's foundation? Learn more! read more
By: Tamika Hartman | 2012-04-25 | Home Improvement There are many different techniques to remove radon from your home. This article will give you an overview of the most popular. read more
By: Tracy Little | 2012-05-03 | Home Improvement Methods of radon testing and mitigation. What steps are taken when mitigating radon levels in your home. Affording radon testing and mitigation. read more
By: Steve Jones | 2011-09-26 | Kitchens Some people have raised concerns that granite countertops may be emitting radon gas and therefore could be detrimental to health. And it's only natural for homeowners to be concerned and want to know what the truth is. Many are worried that they might get sick by being exposed to radon gas. But the granite industry has aimed to calm things down by issuing various statements about its safety. read more
By: John Smith | 2010-10-06 | Article Marketing Radon isn't exactly a household name, but in recent years this gas has certainly become a household scare. Homeowners are becoming more aware of the harmful effects of radon gas exposure in their homes. But, do you know the facts? What does radon mean to you? read more
By: Bethany Hyde | 2012-05-07 | Home Improvement Important facts for Colorado homeowners about radon levels. Why testing and mitigation for high levels of radon is important. Health risks of elevated levels of radon. read more
By: Louis Cole | 2010-03-27 | Remodeling In recent years, the idea of indoor air quality control has become a bigger concern to the basement waterproofing industry. When I began working with the industry over 20 years ago, the idea of basement waterproofing was exclusive to the controlling of and prevention of water seepage and flooding. read more
By: Nickolay Lamm | 2010-03-29 | Remodeling If you are looking for basement waterproofing, there are three levels of protection. The first one comes in the form of waterproof paints and sealants, which you apply on your basement walls. Sure, this can keep the water out, but it should not be the only method your pursue. read more
By: Art Gib | 2010-11-01 | Article Marketing Many areas of the United States have naturally high levels of radon gas trapped underground. That gas eventually finds its way upwards, and if your home lies over that exit point your family's health may be at serious risk. Here is a short overview of what radon gas is, where it comes from, what it can do, and why radon mitigation efforts are so important. read more
By: Lance Mattingly | 2010-03-29 | Remodeling There are many reasons why waterproofing a basement is important. It prevents the basement from building up mildew which thrives on humidity and wetness that can surround the basement. Cracks in the walls, pipe condensation, and leaking windows are the most commonly known reasons why a basement would hold water build-up and dampness. Read on to learn more. read more
By: Samuel Perrie | 2010-03-27 | Remodeling A basement is a nice separate room in the house where you can pretty much do whatever you want. A theatre room is one of the most popular options among homeowners since the basement is limited of natural light and sound proofing and echo cancellation are easy tasks for every contractor. read more
By: Dr.Badruddin Khan | 2010-03-26 | Reference & Education Radon, the last member and the only radioactive element of the noble gas family, is treated a well-know air pollutant today. This dangerous stranger that has the ability to cause cancer may be hiding in our homes and we won't be able to see, smell, or sense its presence. Interestingly radon was once commonly used to treat cancer too but now it is not as widely used because more efficient isotopes of many other elements have been found that are easier and safer to work with. read more
By: Sonia Lara | 2012-02-19 | Home Improvement Many contractors use PVC pipes to direct water to a sump pump. However, in recent years there have been new interior drainage systems that can be an alternative. read more