If radon is detected in your home, it is important that you know what steps to take to keep you, your family, and your house safe. Whether you are notified of radon’s presence by your detector, or you are told by local health authorities that radon is detected in your house, you should have a plan in place so that you can escape the deadliest side effects of radon exposure. You should also learn how you can rid your house of radon so that you can enjoy living in it again.