Protect Environmental news and milestones

Recognition highlights sustained growth and momentum as Protect Environmental builds a broader home services platform LOUISVILLE, Ky. - August 20, 2026 - Protect Environmental, a…

Strategic growth and acquisitions earn Protect Environmental its first Inc. 5000 ranking as the company builds an integrated property health and performance platform. LOUISVILLE,…

Quick AnswerA 2025 Harvard study found that nearly 25 percent of the U.S. population, more than 83 million people, live in areas with radon levels at or above the dangerous thres…

Protect Environmental announces the acquisition of ARC Insulation, a leading Chicagoland insulation and home performance company.

Quick Answer Yes. The EPA recommends radon testing before buying a home because 1 in 15 U.S. homes has elevated radon levels, and testing is the only way to know. Order the test…

Quick AnswerRadon is the leading cause of lung cancer among people who have never smoked. This naturally occurring radioactive gas seeps into homes from the soil and, according t…

Quick AnswerSummer indoor air quality drops for four reasons: closed windows and AC reduce fresh air exchange, humidity climbs above the healthy 30-50% range, indoor pollutants c…

Quick Answer Choosing a radon mitigation company comes down to certification, local experience, a clear system design for your foundation, a written warranty, and a confirming te…

Iowa has the highest radon levels in the nation, and doctors say the gas is causing hundreds of lung cancer deaths every year.

The White Ribbon Project makes giant white ribbons for people to hang on their doors and encourages them to test their homes for radon.

Researchers are bracing for new threats to government data on pollution and climate change under the Trump administration.

The average level of radon exposure in Kentucky is equivalent to smoking eight cigarettes a day.

Important reminder about the danger of undetected radon in your home.