RADON MEASURMENT

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Radon isn’t something you can see, smell, or notice over time. It doesn’t cause immediate symptoms, which is exactly what makes it dangerous.

Two homes side-by-side can have completely different radon levels—even if they were built at the same time. The only reliable way to know your exposure level is through proper measurement.

Testing isn’t about alarm—it’s about clarity.

We use professional-grade equipment to measure radon concentrations in your home over a defined period of time. This gives you a clear, accurate picture of:

• Average radon levels
• Fluctuations over time
• Whether action is recommended

Every report is straightforward and easy to understand—no technical overwhelm.

Short-Term Testing
Ideal if you need quick answers. These tests typically run for 2–7 days and provide a reliable snapshot of your radon levels.

Long-Term Testing
For the most accurate understanding of your home, long-term testing measures radon over 90+ days. This accounts for seasonal changes and gives a more complete picture.

We’ll help you choose the right option based on your situation.

1. Placement
   We strategically place testing devices in the lowest lived-in level of your home—where exposure risk is highest.
2. Measurement Period
   The device continuously records radon levels over the testing period.
3. Analysis
   We collect and analyze the data using calibrated, professional equipment.
4. Clear Results
   You receive a detailed report along with honest recommendations—whether action is needed or not.

If your levels are within a safe range, you’ll have peace of mind.

If levels are elevated, we’ll walk you through exactly what it means—and what your options are. No pressure, no upselling—just clear guidance.

• Buying or selling a home
• After renovations (especially basement work)
• If your home has never been tested
• Every few years as a precaution