Every home can have radon
You can't see it or smell it. We can measure it in 48 hours.
Continuous radon monitoring with tamper detection, built for real estate deadlines.
Radon is a radioactive gas that seeps up from the soil into homes. The EPA calls it the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers and recommends fixing homes at or above 4 pCi/L. Radon is common in North Idaho, and a neighbor's result tells you nothing about your house. The only way to know is to test.
What we measure
- Hourly radon readings over a 48-hour test
- Temperature, humidity and barometric pressure
- Tamper detection on every monitor
- Placement to EPA and state protocol
What you get
- A results report with the average and an hourly graph
- What your number means and whether to mitigate
- Help talking through results with the seller
- Referrals to licensed mitigation contractors
Our radon technicians test to EPA protocol and complete ongoing continuing education.
Questions, answered
Why continuous monitors instead of a charcoal kit?
They log every hour, flag tampering, and give results right after the test ends. That matters on a real estate timeline.
What if the level is high?
High radon is common and fixable. A mitigation system usually solves it. We'll explain your options.
Do I need to be home during the test?
No. Closed-house conditions apply during the test. We'll explain them when you book.
Who does the testing?
Our own radon technicians, using continuous monitors placed to EPA protocol. They complete ongoing continuing education.
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