Radon Testing
The EPA states that studies conducted in North America and Europe “show definitive evidence of an association between residential radon exposure and lung cancer.”
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Radon Testing Greater St. Louis
Including St.Charles, Lincoln, Warren, Pike and surrounding areas
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The EPA states that studies conducted in North America and Europe “show definitive evidence of an association between residential radon exposure and lung cancer.”
Radon is a cancer-causing, radioactive gas that is harmful to human beings.
It is a silent killer. Radon is an odorless, colorless, and tasteless gas that is responsible for too many deaths per year and can easily be prevented by, first, having radon testing done.
Similar to mold, radon exists everywhere. No environment is free of it. The issue begins when over time, the gas is enclosed in a small space and builds up.
This built up gas is released through cracks found in your home.
The only way to know if you and your family are at risk is to test for it.
It is recommended by the Surgeon General and the EPA that Americans should have their homes tested to find how much radon could be present in the air we breathe.
Having a radon test done before putting your home on the market looks good to potential buyers and could speed up negotiations.
It may also be nice to share the results of the test and any steps taken to mitigate the issue if any were needed.
Having a radon test done as a contingency is highly recommended.
However if the seller has already had a test done it is your choice to accept the results or have one done yourself to ensure it was done properly.
Our state of the art Radon Machine is placed in the home at the lowest level.
The machine continually collects readings for a minimum of 48 hours.
During this time the home must be kept in “closed” condition to ensure the most accurate reading.
The EPA of the State Missouri states that every home should be inspected for radon.
We service the St. Louis, Jefferson, St. Charles, Lincoln, Franklin, Warren Counties and recommend what the state of Missouri’s EPA division states.
After sitting in the home for 48 hours collecting readings of Radon levels, the documented levels are reported and you are notified within a detailed report that is emailed to you.
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