Radon testing
A continuous monitor in the lowest lived-in level, with hourly readings in your report.
Scope
Fieldwork
Price
$150
Time on site
48 hours
Report
By 8:00 next morning
Standard
InterNACHI SOP
Visual and non-invasive. We tell you when a specialist should look.
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Radon is a radioactive gas from the ground. You cannot see or smell it, and high levels are common in Colorado homes. The only way to know is to test.
We place a continuous monitor in the lowest lived-in level for at least 48 hours. The EPA recommends fixing a home at or above 4 pCi/L, and a mitigation system usually solves it.
02
Hourly radon readings
Temperature and humidity
Tamper and movement alerts
Average over the whole test
Closed-house conditions
Whether a mitigation fan is working
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What if the result is high?
Ask the seller about a mitigation system. Most homes drop well below 4 pCi/L once one is installed, and we can retest after.
The house already has a mitigation system. Should I test?
Next service
Sewer scope
Book before your window closes.
Most inspections can be booked within two days. Add radon or a sewer scope to the same visit.
Inspections
Mon to Sat, from 8:00
Phone
Mon to Sat, 7:30 to 19:00
Report
By 8:00 next morning