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Understanding Your Radon Test Results: What St. Louis Homeowners Need to Know
When I bought my first home in St. Louis, the radon test results came back at 6.2 picocuries per liter. I remember staring at the number and having no idea what it meant. Was that high? Low? Dangerous? The real estate agent handed me the report and said something like "you might want to look into mitigation," but I was left with more questions than answers. Over the years, working as a home inspector and eventually with Air Sense Environmental, I have learned that radon test
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