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Radon Testing

Why Combining Radon Testing With Air Quality Monitoring is Vital

Posted in Radon Testing, on September 23, 2024

There are many invisible elements in our homes and air quality testing in Toronto is the best way to reveal them. At SafeAir, we’ve been helping families eliminate allergens, sleep better, and be healthier for over a decade with our safe and reliable environmental assessments. Along with general testing, having specialized services like radon testing can increase the impact of our recommendations and boost your home’s long-term safety. 

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How to Spot the Major Symptoms of Radon Poisoning

Posted in Radon Testing, on August 23, 2024

With greater awareness of radon and its long-term, toxic effects, SafeAir has seen an increase in requests for testing — and questions about what radon is and what its symptoms and effects are. Radon testing can be done as part of general home air quality testing or as a stand-alone service, and no matter which option you choose, the test is critical for you and your family’s long-term safety and comfort.

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Why Radon Testing in High-Rise Buildings is Necessary

Posted in Radon Testing, on July 29, 2024

The SafeAir team helps hundreds of families a year with radon testing. The focus of radon testing is often lower or ground floor levels of single-family or duplex dwellings since this is where it most commonly collects. However, we find that indoor air quality testing in Toronto also detects high levels of radon gas in the upper levels of homes and high-rise buildings too. If you live in this type of building, here’s what you may want to know about testing your apartment or condo for radon. 

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What Negative Health Effects Can Radon Gas Cause?

Posted in Radon Testing, on July 19, 2024

For families looking to improve their indoor air environment, home air quality testing is a straightforward way to identify common problems and issues. At SafeAir, we also recommend adding radon testing to the standard package — while this colourless, odourless, invisible gas may not seem like a pressing issue, it can have a cumulatively disastrous effect on human health and is well worth testing for and preventing.

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What Houses Are Most at Risk for Radon

Posted in Radon Testing, on April 30, 2024

If you’ve heard about radon testing from family or friends, you may have several questions, such as “Is my home at risk?” If this sounds familiar, the SafeAir team can help explain what radon is and whether it’s likely to affect your home. Radon gas is an indoor air quality issue that affects thousands of homes across Toronto and the GTA. It’s a natural phenomenon that’s hard to predict, but it is identifiable through testing — and fixable too!

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