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Radon Testing Services

Whether conducted independently or as part of a comprehensive home inspection, radon testing is a crucial investment in safeguarding your health. Radon, a proven carcinogen, presents an unpredictable threat to property occupants. Since 1971, HouseMaster® has been at the forefront of providing expert radon detection services. We identify hazardous levels of radon, enabling you to make informed decisions about your property. Discover why HouseMaster is a reputable radon inspection company in North America.
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  • Maximize the value of a home maintenance inspection by adding a radon screening. Even if you’ve owned your home for years, a professional radon test will determine if radon is being released from your home’s water or leaking through gaps in your foundation.
  • List your property with confidence after a seller’s home inspection with an added radon screening. Stay well ahead of radon issues that may cause costly delays or negotiations at closing.
  • A buyer’s inspection with an added radon screening gives a comprehensive view of the property, including its radon risk. The earlier that radon is identified, the sooner the purchase can be reevaluated or negotiated.
Radon Detector

Testing for Radon

Your local HouseMaster’s radon detection process produces reliable results. Our inspectors bring deep industry experience to every radon screening and will:
  • Step 1
    Deploy proven radon detection methods, such as monitor testing.
  • Step 2
    Inspect high-risk areas of the home such as basements and crawl spaces.
  • Step 3
    Visually assess possible radon entry points in the foundation, siding, and more.
  • Step 4
    Inspect any existing radon mitigation systems for functionality and proper placement.
  • Step 5
    Compile findings into a detailed radon testing report.

Why You Should Add a Radon Test to Your Home Inspection

Radon testing refers to using a specialized device to detect radon, a radioactive gas known to cause lung cancer and negatively impact respiratory health. The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that nearly 1 in 5 US homes has elevated radon levels. Radon testing is necessary for residents in at-risk regions across the US.

Prolonged radon exposure is the second-leading cause of lung cancer worldwide and claims the lives of 21,000 people per year. Residential radon screenings are important for identifying radon and empowering owners to take mitigation measures.

Since 1979, families have trusted HouseMaster for expert radon testing before buying or selling a home. We are committed to excellence in everything we do and providing exceptional customer service.

Why You Should Add a Radon Test to Your Home Inspection
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