Radon testing

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can enter a home from the ground. Testing is the way to find out the level in your home; a neighbor’s result cannot establish yours. Add testing to a home inspection or ask about a standalone appointment.

What to expect

• We coordinate monitor placement and property access
• A typical short-term appointment includes a 48-hour measurement period
• You receive results and guidance on next steps

What do the results mean?

EPA recommends reducing radon at 4 pCi/L or higher and considering reduction between 2 and 4 pCi/L. We can explain the reported measurement and discuss appropriate follow-up. A qualified mitigation contractor handles radon reduction work.

Read EPA’s action-level guidance ↗

Do newer homes need testing?

A home’s age or appearance cannot tell you its radon level. Ask about testing whether you are buying a new home, an older property or checking your current residence.

Understand the scope

Keep windows closed and follow the closed-building instructions we provide before and during testing. Normal entry and exit are permitted. Weather, access and test conditions can affect scheduling.

Plan around your timeline

Call with the address, property details and any transaction deadline. We’ll confirm the scope, availability and price before booking. Additional services can have separate appointments and report timelines.