/1888PressRelease/ The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment recently increased the risk level of 12 counties in Colorado. All 64 counties in Colorado are now considered high risk for radon exposure. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment decided to increase the risk levels of these 12 counties after reviewing the average radon levels throughout the state.

What Homeowners Should Understand Now That All of Colorado Is At High-Risk For Radon

The threat of radon in Colorado has been known for some time. Nearly all of the counties in the state have been deemed as having a high risk for radon. The recent news that the 12 previously moderate-risk counties in the state have been elevated to high-risk status underscores this problem. The risk of radon in…..