Radon is only a problem in certain regions of the United States.

Answer: False
Explanation: The EPA radon map has been found to be outdated and full of inaccuracies. Radon is present in all 50 states and the only way to know if your home has it is to test.

Answer: False
Explanation: Radon gas is in the ground and has been found in every state in the USA.

Answer: True
Explanation: You should always get a Radon test no matter what but it is more prevalent in some areas than others but can be harmful depending upon the amount detected.

Answer: False
Explanation: Radon is a problem anywhere you have to break through rock to build a foundation

Answer: True
Explanation: Radon is a gas that is emitted from Rock under your foundation. Not all properties have a Radon issue. Typically if you are going to refinish a basement it is recommended you have a radon test done.

Answer: Unsure
Explanation: I do know it is here in Middle TN and testing can determine if the level is safe or not.

Answer: False
Explanation: Some areas have higher average radon, but it can happen any where.

Answer: False
Explanation: Lead paint testing for homes built during or before 1978.

Answer: False
Explanation: The EPA maintains a map of Radon zones. Radon can be an issue in all regions of the Untied States. You should check the National Radon Map. Some areas are higher than others, such as Minnesota.

Answer: False
Explanation: Radon is everywhere, however there are some areas that test higher then others. Radon is a colorless and odorless gas. It cannot be tasted, it cannot be seen and it does not have a smell or odor. It is, however, a radioactive gas. Studies show that it can be found in 1 out of 15 homes.

Answer: True
Explanation: There is a website to view for Nevada where there is a higher concentration of Radon.

Answer: False
Explanation: Radon is a gas and travels underground I can't say that any area of the country is immune and in Wisconsin, a home that may test negative once, can test positive at a later date.

Answer: False
Explanation: This can be anywhere as I understand it however Radon testing devises or test are easy and typically not very expensive.

Answer: False
Explanation: Radon exists in every state. The health implications of radon exposure can be serious and can include lung cancer. I always recommend buyers get a radon test, since radon can be remediated at a reasonable cost in most cases.

Answer: True
Explanation: I put true, but it is a problem in many areas. Here is a helpful map, and it is a good question for your home inspector: http://www.radon.com/maps/

Answer: False
Explanation: Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas and comes from the natural breakdown (decay) of uranium. It is usually found in rock and soil but in some cases , well water may also be a source of radon.

Answer: False
Explanation: My favorite home inspector has found it in unexpected locations.

Answer: True
Explanation: SE Wisconsin is a hot bed for radon

Answer: False
Explanation: Radon is a naturally occurring gas that comes from the ground. There are certain areas of the country that generally have higher levels than others. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer.

Answer: False
Explanation: Radon is a "problem" more on the eastern side of the US, however it can be an "issue' here, depending on the type of soil and geology involved in the location of your home. If you are concerned, get a test done prior to listing. If not, don't be surprised if the buyer gets one done. It's just another "condition" that has to be evaluated by the buyer to determine if they are truly invested in purchasing the home.

Answer: False
Explanation: Radon can be an issue in all regions of the United States. Please check a national Radon Map. You will see that Minnesota is in the highest regions. EPA says 4 out of 10 properties need Radon Gas Mitigation.

Answer: False
Explanation: It is always recommended to have the home checked for radon as you can never be completely certain of it's presence without doing so.

Answer: False
Explanation: Foundations that have dirt/ground surrounding them have the opportunity to have radon. You can contact me for a locally recommended professional.

Answer: True
Explanation: This is generally true due to the type of gas and cause.

Answer: False
Explanation: It is a concern everywhere, but it is more prevelent in some areas over others.

Answer: True
Explanation: Areas in the United States that have high concentrations of granite are more susceptible to having radon problems.

Answer: True
Explanation: Most places suffer from something different everywhere you go like high amounts of iron in the water as example

Answer: False
Explanation: Found world wide.

Answer: True
Explanation: The word "problem" implies that there are no acceptable levels of radon concentration. Radon is everywhere. How much radon is the real issue.

Answer: True
Explanation: The EPA has generated a map of the U.S. and coded the typical radon gas risk by area. But, radon occurs in all soils around the U.S.

Answer: False
Explanation: Radon can be found throughout the U.S.. Basement homes can be more of a risk to higher levels of Radon.

Answer: Unsure
Explanation: What is that??