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How Testing Works
We use the the Airthings Corentium Pro Continuous Radon Monitor. The Corentium Pro contains 4 highly accurate radon chambers that work in parallel for maximum reliability, performance, accuracy and speed. These monitors provide hourly readings and have sensors that not only includes radon but also temperature, air pressure, humidity and tampering detection during the testing period. All of our devices are calibrated annually. By using continuous radon monitors, only one testing period is required to accurately determine the levels of radon that exist in your home.
Testing Is Easy!
After scheduling an appointment, we will place one of our monitors in the appropriate space in your home. Once the test has begun, a 48-hour period is required for it to remain undisturbed. We will then return to pick the monitor up and our client will receive their test results within 24 hours.
How To Prepare Your Home For Testing
Your home should be under “closed house conditions” for 12 hours prior & during testing: All windows and doors must be kept closed. Heating and air conditioning should operate normally. Dryers, range hoods, and bathroom fans may be operated normally but not continuously. Attic, whole house, and window fans should not be operated. Fire place and wood stoves should not be used. If there is a mitigation system installed, it must operate continuously for at least 24 hours prior to and during the testing period.
Did You Know?
Radon is an invisible, odorless, colorless gas that can get into homes and other buildings through cracks in the foundation.
Health Concerns
Radon is the #1 cause of lung cancer among nonsmokers and the second leading cause of lung cancer in the general population.
Trust The Experts
The EPA and the U.S. Surgeon General recommends EVERY home be tested for radon.
Any Home Can Have Radon
New or old, tightly sealed or drafty, offices, apartments and even condos on the upper floors can have radon.
Testing Is Easy!
Testing for radon is easy, takes very little time and is necessary to protect you and your loved ones.
The Cold Hard Truth
The only way to know if a home has high levels of radon is to test.
