November is Radon Action Month and as awareness across Canada grows regarding the naturally occurring radioactive gas, you may find that more and more homeowners are starting to ask about the potential dangers. The best way to help your clients is to inform yourself about the dangers of high levels of radon in the home and how the testing process works. You can do so by reading our publication, A Homeowner’s Guide to Radon. Unlike other household dangers such as carbon monoxide, radon doesn’t affect one’s health right away, however, fixing the problem is usually inexpensive. Radon test kits are simple to use and may be purchased online or from home improvement retailers. To find a location nearest you, visit TakeActionOnRadon.ca/test. No matter what the results are, there is a way to reduce radon and every home can be fixed.
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