Gas is in virtually all homes in the St. Louis area. The gas originates in the earth and travels in the soil and into our homes. Homes with a basement, basement or foundation cracking, ????ace or sump pump systems are more likely to have increased Radon gas levels. The size and age of your home has nothing to do with your level of risk. Greater than 20% of the homes in the St. Louis area have dangerous levels of Radon gas present. If you are a smoker and you live with elevated levels of Radon gas, your chance of develop Lung Cancer in increased exponentially.

??? considers Radon gas to be a serious indoor environmental threat, second only to smoking a ??? of lung cancer related deaths. A Harvard University sudy found Radon gas to be 400 times great than asbestos.

??? ess is the most important step in solving a Radon problm. By testing you learn about your ??? g Radon induced lung cancer while living in your home. The next step is to consult with a qu?? to choose which remedial steps may be necesary to reduce your risk of lung cancer.

The law recently has required all schools and libraries to test for Radon gas exposure. The next step for all business and residential property owners is to test for this deadly gas. Testing is mandatory for residential purchase in many states and all relocation companies require testing. Don't wait for ?? ocess of the law to catch this deadly probem. Your school district does not allow this problem ?? should you. Act now to protect your family