Why Commercial Radon Services Matter Radon levels are naturally high across Alberta due to the province’s unique geological conditions. For builders and developers, addressing radon during construction is no longer optional—it’s essential for ensuring safety, meeting building code requirements, and protecting future occupants. By integrating preventive radon measures early in the construction process, companies not only achieve compliance but also enhance the long-term value

Introduction to Radon Poisoning Radon poisoning is an invisible and often overlooked threat in many Canadian homes. This radioactive gas seeps into buildings from the ground and can accumulate indoors—particularly in basements and ground-floor rooms where ventilation is limited. Unlike carbon monoxide, radon has no smell, taste, or colour, making it impossible to detect without testing. Prolonged exposure is directly linked to serious health conditions, especially lung cancer

The Importance of Radon Mitigation in Commercial Construction Radon mitigation is no longer optional for commercial builders—it’s a critical responsibility. Radon, a naturally occurring radioactive gas, can seep through soil and foundations, silently contaminating commercial buildings. Failing to address radon exposure puts future occupants at risk and exposes builders to legal liabilities and non-compliance with health and safety regulations. Incorporating radon mitigation d