Did you know that some homes may contain radon, a natural, invisible, and odorless gas? When it accumulates indoors, it can increase the risk of lung cancer.
What to do?
- Test your home with a radon detector (in the basement or on the ground floor).
- Leave the detector in place for at least 3 months and send the results to the laboratory.
- Take action if needed: improve ventilation, seal cracks, or install professional radon reduction systems.
Good to know
- Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer, especially dangerous for non-smokers and when combined with smoking.
- The recommended safety level is 200 Bq/m³.
The Village of Senneville encourages you to protect your family by testing your home and taking the necessary measures.
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