What is Radon?

!±8± What is Radon?

Video courtesy of the Environmental Protection Agency (www.epa.gov/radon) Radon is a radioactive, colorless, odorless, gaseous element and It can seep into basements and crawl spaces and accumulate in homes. You cannot see it, smell it or taste it. When outdoors, radon mixes with fresh air and is usually diluted to low levels. However, once inside an enclosed building, such as a home, radon can build up to high levels. :: What Is Considered A Safe Level of Radon? No level of radon is considered absolutely safe. Radon levels in a home should be reduced as much as possible. The amount of radon in the air is measured in picoCuries per Liter of air, or pCi/L. The EPA recommends fixing your home if the results of a short-term tests taken in the lowest lived-in area of the home show radon levels of 4 pCi/L or higher. The higher the radon level, the more quickly you should have your home fixed. ::How do I know if my Home has Radon? A RadonSafetyTest.com test kit can identify your radon levels. Once your levels are determined, if there are higher than acceptable you may contact a Radon mitigation service.

What is Radon?

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Radon Testing Green Bay - Radon Basics

!±8± Radon Testing Green Bay - Radon Basics

Visit greenbaygreg.com your resource for Green Bay Homes and educational real estate information. Today we're talking with a Green Bay Home Inspector Bob Lynett of Professional Home Inspections. Bob is sharing the basics of radon gas that comes in through your basement foundations. Your real estate consultant should explain the importance of testing for radon when he's explaining the Home Inspection process. If you want to test for radon when purchasing a Green Bay Home it needs to be in the offer to purchase. Our favorite Green Bay Home Inspector Bob Lynett has professional testing equipment to be able to get accurate results of radon gas in the home your looking to purchase. If you don't have a Green Bay Home Inspector call Bob at 920-544-1541

Radon Testing Green Bay - Radon Basics

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Fourth and Final Act of "this absurd home!!!"

!±8± Fourth and Final Act of "this absurd home!!!"

11505 Ruggles Circle, Omaha, NE 68114 Gene Riehart NP Dodge - West Dodge Road www.npdodge.com This is an incredible home for the money. It is a massive two story home with 3441 fsf. This home is perfectly situated in The Knolls 2nd addition subdivision at the top of a cul-de-sac. The back yard is huge and backs to a park-like surrounding. There are only a few homes within view at the back of the house and the extra large common space outside our fence line is perfect for playing ball, playing hide-n-go-seek for the kids, volleyball - you name it, it can be done there. There are numerous updates to speak of in this home. Let's start in the kitchen. Kitchen updates include: the range/oven and Bosch dishwasher were new in 2007, the stainless steel fridge was new in 2008. All of the cabinets have been painted and new hardware installed. Do not forget about the solid surface counter tops, easy to clean and boy do they look nice. There is new paint throughout the entire interior of the house in 2010 and the exterior of the home was painted in 2008. Also in 2010, there were new 6 panel white doors installed on the main level of the home as well as new sliding closet doors in all of the bedrooms. All of the carpets were replaced in 2008 except two bedrooms and those two bedroom carpets were replaced in 2010. The High efficiency furnace and power humidifier were replaced in 2010, not to mention a new air conditioner in 2006 with a new a/coil in 2008. Is there more? Yes, check it ...

Fourth and Final Act of "this absurd home!!!"

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