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Is Radon Testing Required in Michigan?
When Michigan homeowners start learning about radon, one of the first questions they ask is whether radon testing is legally required or simply recommended. The short answer is that radon testing is not required for every homeowner, but there are specific situations...
When Should You Re-Test Your Michigan Home for Radon?
Many Michigan homeowners test for radon once and assume they’re done for good. In reality, radon levels can change over time, sometimes significantly. Knowing when to re-test your home for radon is just as important as testing in...
Michigan Radon Risk by County and ZIP Code
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas and one of the leading causes of lung cancer in the United States. In Michigan, radon exposure is a widespread concern due to the state’s geology, soil composition, and housing stock. While many homeowners search for...
Radon in Michigan Homes: Where It Hides and Why You Should Care
Did you know that radon—a colorless, odorless gas—could be lurking in your Michigan home right now? You can't see it, smell it, or taste it, but it could be affecting your family's health. Let's dig into where radon...
Radon Testing for Michigan Home Buyers and Sellers: What You Need to Know Before Closing
Introduction Many Michigan homebuyers and sellers focus on plumbing, foundation, and inspection reports — but overlook radon. Since as many as 1 in 4 Michigan homes may have elevated radon levels, radon testing is a smart step before finalizing any real estate deal....
Why Does Michigan Have Elevated Levels of Radon?
Michigan’s elevated radon levels aren’t random—they’re tied directly to our state’s unique geology, climate, and home construction patterns. Many Michigan counties, including Oakland, Washtenaw, Livingston, and Macomb, consistently report radon levels above the...
Get to Know the Four Types of Radon Mitigation
When a home tests high for radon, the next step is installing a radon mitigation system that safely vents radon gas before it enters your living space. There’s no single solution that works for every home—different foundations and construction styles require different...
5 Things Homeowners Need to Know About Radon
Understanding Why Radon Matters for Homeowners Radon is a serious but often overlooked threat to indoor air quality—especially here in Michigan. It’s invisible, odorless, and tasteless, making it impossible to detect without proper radon testing (link to your Radon...