Radon Specialists use an extremely accurate high-tech Radalink AirCat monitor (Pulsed ionization chamber) for testing. These monitors record the hourly level of radon, temperature, relative humidity and barometric pressure. Once the test results have been uploaded to Radalink’s lab, they review your data and documentation, and put together a comprehensive lab certified PDF report for you. Our monitors automatically run self-diagnostics and a check-source test every time a test is started. They are annually calibrated by Radalink’s lab for accuracy.

A radon mitigation system is designed to reduce radon concentrations in your house. The EPA recommends that you take action to reduce your home's indoor radon levels if your radon test result is 4 pCi/L or higher. The primary benefit is reducing the risk of developing lung cancer. Standard radon reduction systems are usually effective within 24 hours and maintain low levels as long as the fan is operating. Another potential benefit of these systems is reduced infiltration of moist soil air with the radon, which may reduce the humidity level in the basement of the home. Homeowners should consider correcting a radon problem before making final preparations to sell a home. This often provides more time to address the problem and find the most cost-effective solution. In addition, the current occupants--not just the buyer's occupants--will reap the benefit of reduced risk.