Is there Radon in Dinwiddie?

January 7, 2014/in Radon Testing Richmond /by juanjimenez

Is there Radon in Dinwiddie?

The Radon concentration level at which the EPA recommends mitigating for is 4 pCi/L and above. Results from airchek.com estimate that around 22% of homes in Dinwiddie have concentration levels that require mitigation. 38% of homes in Dinwiddie have concentration levels that you should consider mitigating for. Call us at 804-269-4321 to get your home tested for Radon.

Radon in Dinwiddie

Results under 2 pCi/L

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