Radon Testing

Testing is the only way to know if your home has elevated radon levels.  Indoor radon levels are affected by the soil composition under and around your home and the ease in which radon can enter your home.  Homes that are next door to each other can have different radon levels – making a neighbor’s test result a poor indicator of radon risk in your home.

Even if you have a system, it is recommended that homes with an active radon mitigation system retest every two years.

The EPA suggest long-term testing to gather the information needed to make the best mitigation decision. A short-term test result can be less than half or more than twice what the long term average actually is.

We  sell  continuous radon monitors to give homeowners the flexibility and assurance of testing when and where they want. With each sale we are happy to provide expert instruction and consultation to ensure accurate results.

Follow the link below to receive a 5% discount on continuous radon monitors from EcoSense:

https://ecosense.io/tyler-duckworth

Or just enter the promo code "RadonSafe" at checkout.

 
Radon Safe also provides ANSI/ARRST and EPA approved short-term testing options starting at just $75.