Greenwich health department offering radon test kits at reduced prices
The Greenwich Department of Health is offering air and well water test kits at reduced prices.
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Jan 3, 2024, 11:48 AM
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Updated 358 days ago
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The Greenwich Department of Health is offering air and well water test kits at reduced prices.
Greenwich Health officials say radon is present at elevated levels in about one of every five Connecticut homes.
The test kits can be purchased at town hall. Health officials say if elevated levels are present, customers will be referred to a list of radon mitigation companies.
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