Midwest Radon Inc - Logo
,
This is a placeholder for the Yext Knolwedge Tags. This message will not appear on the live site, but only within the editor. The Yext Knowledge Tags are successfully installed and will be added to the website.

We are temporarily NOT taking any new clients!


What Is Radon?

We are temporarily NOT taking any new clients!

All About Radon

Free Quotes | EPA Guidelines Are Followed | Affordable Pricing

Free Quotes
EPA Guidelines Are Followed
Affordable Pricing

This is a placeholder for the Yext Knolwedge Tags. This message will not appear on the live site, but only within the editor. The Yext Knowledge Tags are successfully installed and will be added to the website.

What Is Radon?

Radon is a radioactive gas that is naturally occurring in the environment. It is produced by the breakdown of uranium in soil, rock and water, and it can seep into your home or business through the soil. 

Everyone is susceptible to the dangers of radon in the air, regardless of the age, build or location of your home and property! Call Midwest Radon, if you suspect radon activity in your property.

Some Facts About Radon

  • Iowa is ranked #1 in the country for high radon levels
  • Indoor radon gas is a serious health problem in our country
  • It's estimated that millions of homes have elevated radon levels
  • Approximately 21,000 deaths per year are associated with radon induced lung cancer
  • The health risks of radon can be reduced. According to the Office of the Surgeon General, the hazards and health risks associated with radon can be reduced with appropriate action
  • Based on data collected from radon home tests, the Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH) estimates that as many as 5 in 7 homes across Iowa have elevated radon levels
  • The average indoor radon concentration in Iowa is 8.5 pCi/L, more than six times the national average
  • An estimated 400 deaths per year in Iowa are caused by radon-induced lung cancer, about the same number of annual deaths seen in Iowa for traffic fatalities

We Take Swift Action Against Increased Radon Levels

Call us for a FREE quote.

Learn More About

Midwest Radon

Play Video
Share by: