Prohomeinspections

07/03/2026

Skipping a home inspection may speed things up, but it can leave your buyers facing costly surprises after closing.

A thorough inspection gives your clients clarity, confidence, and peace of mind before they make one of the biggest purchases of their lives.

We are here to help protect your clients and support a smooth transaction.
Call or text 412.721.9515

06/08/2026

The demand for highly skilled tradespeople has never been greater. From large-scale infrastructure upgrades to advanced manufacturing facilities, data centers, energy projects, residential and commercial construction, North America’s economy depends on a workforce...

06/08/2026

All new housing needs radon mitigation systems

IndoorEnvironments.org

Protecting indoor environments starts long before a family ever moves into a home.

Iowa has officially passed new legislation requiring passive radon mitigation systems in newly constructed single-family and two-family homes across the state. The law references IRC Appendix AF radon-resistant construction practices — helping bring radon protection into the building process from the very beginning.

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas and one of the leading causes of lung cancer among non-smokers. Building with radon-resistant features during construction can help reduce future exposure risks while creating healthier indoor environments for the people who will eventually live there.

This is more than a building code update.
It is a reminder that prevention matters.

Progress happens when builders, policymakers, code officials, researchers, and indoor environmental professionals work together toward healthier buildings and stronger communities.

Should radon-resistant construction become more common nationwide?

02/27/2026

Yes we test for radon, call or text 412.721.9515

🎙 New Episode: Radon Is a Lifetime Exposure

Radon risk is not a snapshot in time — it’s a cumulative, lifetime exposure.

In this episode of The Indoor Environments Project, we sit down with Dr. Alison Wallace, thoracic surgeon and lung cancer researcher, to discuss how long-term radon exposure contributes to lung cancer risk — particularly among never-smokers.

We explore:

• Why lifetime exposure is difficult to quantify
• The limits of current screening models
• The gap between environmental awareness and medical education
• What radon professionals should recommend when clients discover elevated levels after decades in one home

This conversation bridges environmental science, clinical medicine, and public policy — and reinforces something we know in this industry:

Radon is measurable.
Radon is preventable.
And professional standards matter.

🎧 Listen now: https://aarst.org/podcast/







Better air starts with better professionals.