Radon is invisible.The risk isn't.

Wingreen tests Vermont homes for radon and installs mitigation systems that bring it down.

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Why radon matters

#1

Cause of lung cancer among non-smokers

Source: epa.gov
1 in 7

Vermont homes have elevated radon levels

Source: healthvermont.gov
21,000

Radon-related lung cancer deaths a year in the U.S.

Source: epa.gov

What is radon?

A natural gas from the soil that can enter homes through the foundation. You can't see or smell it, but a simple test tells you exactly where you stand.

Mitigation is always recommended

There is no known safe level of radon.

Reading (pCi/L)EPA (U.S.)WHORecommendation
Under 2.0under 74 Bq/m³ Below the EPA range for action Below WHO reference level Lower is still better. Mitigation can reduce it further. Retest every two years.
2.0 – 2.674 – 99 Bq/m³ EPA: consider fixing (2.0–3.9) Just under WHO reference level Mitigation recommended. Retest to confirm if the first test was short-term.
2.7 – 3.9100 – 147 Bq/m³ EPA: consider fixing (2.0–3.9) Above WHO reference level Mitigation recommended. Wingreen can walk you through the options.
4.0 and up148 Bq/m³ and up EPA action level: fix the home Above WHO reference level Mitigation strongly recommended. Most systems are installed in a day.

EPA and WHO guidance explained

Serving homes across Vermont

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Wingreen is a Vermont company built on trade skill and a higher standard of workmanship, testing and protecting homes in the communities it calls home.

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