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06-24-2011, 11:04 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by aljetmet
Radon levels should be checked. It can seep through the pours of the concrete slab.
Had my two homes in CT checked and when we moved to the burbs of Memphis, also checked. (they had no idea what I was talking about 11 years ago)
From past TOTV threads, Radon should be checked. The issue is ,if they find levels that are too high, it's a problem because in a basement you can vent it out from there. Not sure what you would do in a slab home. Anyone care to comment. I'd be interested as well.
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You might be interested in what you'll find at this site by scrolling down (?) to " Basement and Slab-on-Grade Homes."
http://www.epa.gov/radon/pubs/consgu...oundationtypes
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