Radon Testing
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can enter homes from the surrounding soil and accumulate indoors. Because radon cannot be seen or smelled, testing is the only way to determine the radon level within a specific home. An InspectSD Radon Test measures indoor radon concentrations to help determine whether additional action should be considered.
When You Should Consider It
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You are purchasing or selling a home
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The home has never been tested for radon
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It has been several years since the last radon test
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The home has undergone significant renovations or changes
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You want to establish the current radon level in your home
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A previous test indicated elevated radon levels
What You Get
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Professional radon monitoring equipment placement
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Testing performed using established radon measurement procedures
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Recorded indoor radon concentration results
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Clear report documenting the test results
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Recommendations for next steps when elevated levels are identified
Limitations
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Results represent conditions during the testing period
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Radon levels can fluctuate over time and with changing environmental conditions
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Proper testing conditions must be maintained for reliable results
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Testing does not include radon mitigation system design or installation
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Results do not guarantee future radon concentrations