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You wouldn't think about it until you're buying a home in west county, but radon testing is one of those things that can save you a headache later. I had a friend skip it, and the levels were high enough to make you nervous. It's just a simple kit, you set it up, leave it for a few days, and send it off. Peace of mind is worth the small effort.
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So I've been looking into radon systems for houses in St Charles County, and it's crazy how many homes here can have high levels without you knowing. Since radon is a radioactive gas that seeps up from the soil, mitigation usually involves installing a vent pipe and fan system under the foundation to pull it outside. A lot of local real estate agents recommend testing before you buy or sell, because fixing it isn't super expensive, but ignoring it can be a health risk over time.
After installing a radon mitigation system, you typically wait a few days before retesting the air to make sure the system is working. Radon levels can fluctuate with weather and seasons, so the best time for a retest is during the heating season when windows stay closed. A simple short-term test kit placed in the lowest lived-in area will tell you if your efforts have brought radon down to safe levels.
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