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According to sources online, yes we do. However I would not let that stop you from moving here, as it's simple to identify and take care of. Radon comes out of the ground, so if you don't have some sort of basement, it's not an issue (source: all my clients radon inspections, none has ever come back high if it's above ground) If a house has a basement, get a radon test. If it comes back high, you can get a radon mitigation system installed for a few thousand dollars and you're all good. It's code in newer homes (not sure what year this started) to have a passive radon mitigation system, so if you do find radon in a home that has one of these systems, you just need to have it hooked up, and it mitigates the radon.
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Hi wondering if clark county has a high level of radon? Is it safe to live there?
According to sources online, yes we do. However I would not let that stop you from moving here, as it's simple to identify and take care of.
Radon comes out of the ground, so if you don't have some sort of basement, it's not an issue (source: all my clients radon inspections, none has ever come back high if it's above ground)
If a house has a basement, get a radon test. If it comes back high, you can get a radon mitigation system installed for a few thousand dollars and you're all good.
It's code in newer homes (not sure what year this started) to have a passive radon mitigation system, so if you do find radon in a home that has one of these systems, you just need to have it hooked up, and it mitigates the radon.