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radon in row homes

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Radon in row homes is a real concern because these attached houses share walls and foundations, meaning if one home has high radon levels, the gas can easily seep into neighboring units through cracks in the basement or slab. Testing is straightforward with a simple kit, and mitigation often involves sealing entry points and improving ventilation. It's worth checking, especially in older row homes where soil gas can accumulate in shared crawl spaces.