Nation Radon Defense Articles

While depressurization is the most common and most effective solution to reduce radon levels, there are other technologies that can be used to further reduce your risk of...

Radon affects everyone in your home. This includes your fur babies. Learn how to it affects them and how to prevent exposure.

Learning how to put together and present value bundles does wonders for a company, especially in the radon industry. If you're interested in building your business the Na...

One of the most common missteps people make when approaching a new client or customer is to give them exactly what they ask for. Sound counterintuitive? Let me explain-

Take the time to educate yourself on radon and what can be done to keep your home and family safe.

Add Radon Services and Keep your Company Profitable during the Winter Months

Kimberly Buchmeier was 37 years old when she was diagnosed with non-small cell adenocarcinoma lung cancer. She was a non-smoker and living a pretty normal and healthy li...

Radon and indoor air quality are a concern for many homeowners across the United States, and many homeowners don't know who to call to help. National Radon Defense offers...

Curt Drew testified in front of the legislature in favor of a bill to legislate radon-resistant construction in Nebraska.

Every two out of five homes in MN have dangerously high radon levels, while only one percent of homeowners have tested for radon in the past five years.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has designated January as National Radon Action Month. During this time, homeowners are encouraged to reduce their home's r...

Are you coughing, sneezing? Got a runny nose? It could be sick home syndrome. Find out how radon and indoor pollutants can be affecting the health of your home and your f...

According to a study by the Environmental Protection Agency, more than 70,000 schools may have dangerously high levels of radon.

A New Ulm, MN, resident made a smart decision when he bought a radon mitigation system after finding high radon levels in his home.

Employees and inmates at the Garner Correctional Institute in Connecticut are filing suits after they were left susceptible to radon gas.

Health professionals at the University of Kentucky teamed up with geologists to create a comprehensive radon risk potential map of 15 Kentucky counties.

A woman in Portland, OR, is on a mission to help people understand the dangers of radon exposure and its connection to lung cancer.

The American Cancer Society found a connection between radon gas exposure and a higher risk of blood cancer in women.

Gov. Kate Brown announced that Oregon schools may soon be required to test for radon and share findings annually.