S01E03 - Decoding House Bill 21-1195: Why Radon Licensing Matters

In this episode of Moose Tales, Jon from Two Moose Home Inspections discusses the importance of radon measurement and the recent legislation in Colorado, House Bill 21-1195, requiring radon measurement professionals to be licensed. Jon initially questioned the need for such licensing, considering their adherence to EPA guidelines and advanced technology. However, he emphasizes that not all companies follow the same standards, leading to potential risks in radon assessment. Radon, a significant health hazard, can cause lung cancer, and its radioactive nature makes proper measurement crucial.
The podcast delves into the science of radon, explaining how it enters homes due to pressure differentials and the potential health risks associated with its decay products. Jon highlights the prevalence of radon in the Rocky Mountains and emphasizes the importance of regular radon testing every five years. He also educates listeners on radon mitigation methods, which involve suction systems to reduce radon levels. The competition, as Jon points out, sometimes uses inadequate testing methods, such as short-duration tests, leading to inaccurate results and potential homebuyers facing issues later.
Two Moose Home Inspections is a residential home inspection company based out of Silverthorne, Colorado.
Two Moose Home Inspections includes thermal imaging and 360 degree photos with every home inspection. Two Moose Home Inspections also offers sewer scope inspections, radon testing, drinking water testing, well recovery testing, and walking on roofs as add-on services.
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