When we think about air quality in our homes, we usually focus on things like dust, allergens, or outdoor pollution. But there’s one threat that often goes unnoticed, even though it could be lurking in our basements or living rooms: radon gas. This naturally occurring, colorless, odorless gas has the potential to cause serious health problems, and it is present in dangerous concentrations in many Massachusetts homes. Fortunately, with proper testing and mitigation techniques, radon problems can be prevented or eliminated.
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