Radon Info Links
Radon is an invisible, odorless gas that can pose serious health risks if left unchecked. Whether you’re looking for reliable information about radon, want to understand its effects, or need resources for testing and mitigation, you’re in the right place. Explore our trusted links and insights to make informed decisions about safeguarding your indoor air quality.
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Discovering elevated radon levels in your home? Curious about your radon levels or need to check if your current radon system is working effectively? he EPA recommends testing for radon at least every 2 years because radon levels can fluctuate over time due to changes in home structure, ventilation, or environmental factors. This regular testing ensures homeowners maintain safe indoor air quality and take action if levels rise above the EPA’s safety threshold of 4.0 pCi/L. Contact us today at 502-536-7884, and our team will reach out to you promptly. Prefer online? Fill out the form here. |
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General radon information and publications from the U.S. EPA: https://www.epa.gov/radon Indiana specific information: https://www.in.gov/idem/health/common-environmental-health-threats/radon/ Kentucky specific information: https://www.kentuckyradon.org/ |
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AccuStar Labs has provided accurate, easy-to-use radon testing products since 1984. Their products and laboratories are NEHA and NRSB certified, and licensed in all States that have such requirements. http://www.accustarlabs.com |
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The NEHA National Radon Proficiency Program provides names of certified radon testing professionals, mitigators, and laboratories by state. |
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The American Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists (AARST), the radon industry’s professional organization, provides radon information and links. |
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The National Radon Safety Board also provides names of certified radon testing professionals, mitigators, and laboratories by state. |
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The National Cancer Institute provides a fact sheet on radon gas and lung cancer as well as links to scientific studies. |
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Radon Leaders Saving Lives is an organization that was created by a coalition that includes the Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors, AARST, and EPA’s Radon program provides links to news, information, events and research studies about radon gas. |
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The American Lung Association’s website provides information, fact sheets, and links relevant to radon and radon-induced lung cancer. Enter the site, then type “radon” in the Search option. |