The first warm days of Summer are here. It’s a natural tendency to want to open the windows and take in the fresh air. We agree… except when a Radon Test is scheduled to be performed.
The Radon Test scheduled during a real estate transaction will require all parties to follow the EPA Testing Standard “Closed House Conditions” during the radon test period of at least 48 hours. What does that mean for you?
What is the Best Way to Mitigate Radon? January 2022
It’s That Time of Year Again – Warm Weather Radon Testing Standards
The first warm days of Summer are here. It’s a natural tendency to want to open the windows and take in […]
Read MoreWhy do Radon Levels in the Home Tend to Fluctuate Seasonally?
A client asked this recently, a common question this time of year. After getting their radon test results, they questioned […]
Read MoreJanuary is National Radon Action Month
At Tiger Group, we participate annually in the EPA’s National Campaign for Radon Action Month. For 2021 we are highlighting “Radon Fan Failure Alarms”.
Read MoreWe Insist on the Best for YOUR Family, Just Like You Do
For over 28 years, Tiger Group has been dedicated to building the highest quality radon testing program possible by investing in certifying our staff and using only the best testing equipment available.
Read MoreSelling Your Home? Prepare for the Buyer’s Radon Test
Radon test preparations for a smoother transaction, a message for sellers The warm days of 2020 are here, and It’s […]
Read MoreWarm Weather + Radon Testing = Need for Better Communication
A very significant percentage of our Home and Building Inspections now include Radon Testing; it is clearly an important environmental concern for most home buyers. For us to do our job well – delivering the radon test report to our clients by our NRPP Certified Staff – we must have the proper test site conditions to provide our service in a timely fashion..
Read MoreWarm Weather Radon Testing
The first warm days of Spring are just around the corner. It’s a natural tendency to want to open the windows and take in the fresh air. We agree… except when a Radon Test is scheduled to be performed.
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