Part 2 of 5: The Five Danger Levels of Indoor Air Quality

Last week we discussed level one, toxic compounds. This week we will discuss the Environmental Protection Agency’s second danger level of indoor air quality, infectious illness.

Can you think of a time where someone came home from work or school sick; and then like dominos each other person in the household got sick too? This is because of infectious illnesses such as bacteria, viruses, and germs.

These infectious illnesses can be in the form of airborne illnesses or microorganisms and are carried in to homes by people and animals. Once in the home, they either are or become airborne; then they can get sucked into and circulated through the air distribution system causing compromised air quality. Watch this one minute video to learn more:

The National Radon Defense is made up of a network of highly trained and experienced dealers throughout the nation who can measure the radon levels in your home and provide radon mitigation if necessary. We are part of that network and can provide our customers with at-home test kits as well as provide radon mitigation services. Contact us today for your no obligation free estimate.