Radon Testing

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas produced as uranium in the earth decays. It is colorless, odorless, and carcinogenic. I am a licensed NJDEP Radon Measurement Technician (MET14177).

Outdoors, radon dissipates harmlessly into the atmosphere. Inside a home it can become trapped and accumulate, which is where it becomes a health concern. According to the EPA, radon is a leading contributor to the development of lung cancer, behind only smoking.

Why Testing Is the Only Way to Know

Radon has no smell, taste, or color, and exposure produces no symptoms a doctor can identify. Testing is the only way to establish whether a home has a safe level of radon.

Common Misconceptions

Radon can affect every foundation type (slab, crawl space, and basement alike) and it is found in both new and old homes. The age or construction style of a house tells you nothing reliable about its radon level.

Licensed in New Jersey

I hold NJDEP Radon Measurement Technician certification, MET14177.

Radon has no smell, taste, or color. Testing is the only way to know.

What's Included:

NJDEP Radon Measurement Technician (MET14177)
Detects a colorless, odorless radioactive gas
Affects slab, crawl space, and basement foundations
Relevant to both new and older homes
Testing is the only reliable way to know
Can be combined with your home inspection

Radon Testing

Radon Testing

Why Testing Is the Only Way to Know

Common Misconceptions

Licensed in New Jersey

What's Included:

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