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Air Quality, Educational
FAQ: What You Need to Know About Radon
Radon Awareness Month continues. Here are the answers to some of the FAQ regarding radon.1. Radon is a byproduct of uranium decay, which is found in nearly all types of soil.2. Radon moves up through the ground and finds its way into structures via cracks and other holes in the foundation. Radon is then trapped inside the home, where it builds up over time, increasing radon levels and causing unsafe levels of exposure.3. Testing should be done with a specialized, continuous radon monitor that is calibrated annually to ensure accurate measurements.4. Mitigation units can be installed if levels are found to be high. These units can cost from $800-$1,500.
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Why are Home Inspections Important?
A home is one of the most important and expensive purchases one will make. A home inspection is an inexpensive way to discover the universal condition of a home. It is important to conduct a home inspection to avoid costly mistakes by purchasing a property in need of major repairs, and will also provide you room for negotiating with the seller. Certified It’s also important to get a certified home inspector who has been through the proper testing and training. National credential organizations like InterNACHI also offer continuing education to there credited home inspectors to keep them updated on the latest regulations. 1. Expertise: A home inspector has the expertise and knowledge to thoroughly examine a home and identify any potential problems or issues. They have been trained to identify structural, electrical, plumbing, and other issues that could affect the safety and livability of the home. 2. Identifying issues: A home inspector can identify issues that may not be immediately apparent to the untrained eye. This can include hidden water damage, electrical issues, or structural problems that may be costly to repair if not addressed before the sale. 3. Knowledge of overall structure and systems of the home. Not all things a home inspector finds means pass or fail. You will also received a detail report on items that might need improvements down the road. But the inspection report is designed to give you detailed information on the systems of your home, age of equipment, and other pertinent information you[…]
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