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radon in old rowhouses 4

https://radonmitigationsystemtoday.clarionvale.com/posts/why-your-home-may-need-a-radon-mitigation-system

Old rowhouses can feel charming and solid, but their brick and stone foundations often sit directly on soil that may release radon gas. This invisible, odorless radioactive gas seeps up through basement cracks and sump pumps, and because these homes share walls and have limited ventilation, it can build up to dangerous levels. A simple test kit from your local hardware store can tell you if your family is breathing safe air, and mitigation usually isn't complicated.