We all know the real estate market is hot. With the demand not meeting the supply, it's a seller's market as buyers are scouring to be the winning bidder of their dream home. With all the hustling, it can be easy to overlook the home inspection - especially if a lender is not requiring it. Whether required or not, a radon inspection on your home can be well worth it for peace of mind.
The EPA states that radon "exposure occurs inside homes, schools and workplaces. Radon gas becomes trapped indoors after it enters buildings through cracks and other holes in the foundation. Indoor radon can be controlled and managed with proven, cost-effective techniques". Radon is a naturally occurring effect with rocks and the earth. There's nothing that can be done as all our housing is built on rock formation on our planet. Despite it's naturally occurring existence, an annual radon test can help ensure your home or building are within the safe levels as determined by the EPA. The World Population Review provides a listing of radon levels for the United States. Alaska is listed at the highest level of 10.7 and Hawaii has 0 radon levels. "According to the EPA, nearly 1 in 3 homes checked in seven states had radon levels over the recommended action level for radon exposure of 4 pCi/L". The rankings in our tri-state area for 2021 all exceed that recommendation level.
If you're looking to prelist your real estate property or want the assurance of knowing your home is safe for your family, give us a call at 1-888-970-1791 to schedule a radon test. With Ohio and Kentucky ranking in the top ten of Radon levels, it's better to know now instead of when it's too late.
Questions on what Radon is or how it can harm you family? Check out the links below.
Learn more about radon and other services offered by Tri-State SMART Home Solutions. CEO and inspector Chris Farver sat down with the Gallia County Chamber of Commerce as part of their Talk of the Town YouTube series.
Tri-State SMART Home Solutions, LLC serves a large region that covers dozens of counties in Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia. We are a full-service, 360-degree inspection business. We specialize in completing comprehensive inspections with state-of-the-art technologies and turn around detailed reports faster than anyone. Explore our inspection services and additional home testing options, and make your appointment today.
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 Is it Cheaper to Repair or Replace a Microwave?The Radarange microwave was the first model that started making it's way into homes in 1947. At a price of $495 in 1947 that would be over $600 in today's value. Luckily the price has gone down but, depending on your model, it could still be worth checking out if your microwave should be replaced or repaired. With proper maintenance and care, microwaves can last on average 10 years before needing to be replaced. Some things you can do to help ensure that your microwave lasts.
If you are experiencing any of these signs below, it's time to consider replacing or calling your local appliance repair technician.
With the average costs of microwaves ranging from $50 to $2,000. The solution to a microwave problem could be a trip to your local Walmart or Target for a replacement countertop model microwave. If your microwave is custom built for your kitchen, a call to your local appliance repairman may be the best way to save your microwave and money. Ultimately, it's important to ensure that your microwave is in good working order this holiday season. According to the National Fire Protection Association, 17% of the microwave oven home structure fires cited appliance housing or casing as the item that was first ignited. Proper maintenance (or replacement) of your microwave can not only keep the convenience of this appliance available but it can help prevent death, injuries and property damage that are caused from fires. Tri-State SMART Home Solutions, LLC serves a large region that covers dozens of counties in Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia. We are a full-service, 360-degree inspection business. We specialize in completing comprehensive inspections with state-of-the-art technologies and turn around detailed reports faster than anyone. Explore our inspection services and additional home testing options, and make your appointment today. |
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