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Pittsburgh Radon Levels
The average level of radon in a Pennsylvania home is 7-8 pCi/L. That is twice the recommended action level of the EPA. Pittsburgh radon levels are just as high, with 4 out of 10 homes being affected by levels over the recommended action level. Just because your neighbors home has a low level of radon, does not mean yours will. The mountainous terrain of Pittsburgh, leads the composition of the ground to be drastically different, even a few yards away. Below you can find information on your specific county and the radon levels that may be affecting your home.
