Advice for home owners
High levels of radon gas in the home can increase the risk of lung cancer. For this reason the UK Government recommends that radon should be kept below 200 Bqm-3 (annual average) in domestic properties to avoid radon problems. If you think you might have a radon problem, contact us at UK Radon.
Monitoring
You can measure the levels in your home using electronic monitors or radon detectors. UK Radon Ltd can help you monitor the levels in your home using either electronic monitors or passive detectors.
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Remediation and getting a quote
We further support home owners and tenants, by providing advice, including survey visits and email consultations. Once a solution is identified and quoted for UK Radon Ltd can install a range of radon protection solutions.
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Post-fitment servicing and the Radon Shop
Once fitted UK Radon Ltd can service and monitor the performance of your radon system, and supply spare parts.
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Buying or selling a home
The first time most people hear about radon gas these days is when buying or selling a property.
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Get the fact sheet. >> Go to Publications
Health and safety in the workplace
Employers are obliged by law to keep their workforce safe from radon in the workplace. UK law states that radon levels should be kept below 300 Bqm-3 in the workplace, and compliance to this law is enforced by the HSE.
>>Find out how employers can easily comply with UK legislation
Other useful organisations
Radon is a risk to both householders and in the workplace, where long exposure to high levels of radon can cause lung cancer. UK Radon Ltd focuses on radon monitoring and remediation support. Other organisations focus on aspects that UK Radon Ltd does not specialise in, such as the health risks of radon.
UK Radon Ltd media and publications
UK Radon Ltd offers a range of information leaflets and videos which can be useful to both householders and employers concerned with radon in their property.