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Proudly serving Columbus & Central Ohio since 2017!
Interested In Getting Your Radon Tested?
Residential, Commercial, Multi-Family, Real Estate Transactions
Radon Pros uses the latest technology of Continuous Radon Monitors (CRM), made by Sun Nuclear Corporation, to test for radon. These digital radon testing machines are a patented electronic detection device used for the measurement of radon gas and are US EPA verified, NEHA-NRPP listed, evaluated and approved by the NRSB for use in real estate transaction testing. These measurement devices utilize environmental sensors checking temperature, barometric pressure, and relative humidity to further assist with closed building conditions. Our Continuous Radon Monitors are calibrated & tested every 6 months to ensure you are getting the most accurate radon measurement possible.
What To Consider Ahead Of The Test:
For most accurate radon test readings possible, it is necessary that your property be closed (windows and doors) for 12 hours before the test and the 48-60 hours during the test.
This means the following conditions should be observed & practiced for 12 hours leading up to testing as well as during the test:
- Keep windows closed
- Doors should not be opened except for normal entrance and exit
- Any system which would bring outside air into the house should not be operated
- Large volume air exhaust systems should not be operated
What To Expect During The Test:
When a test is being performed, the testing device is programmed to independently run and shut off after 48-60 hours of testing. Results are immediately available from the equipment for our Radon Pros to obtain. A report of your results will be provided via email within hours of the test!
For urgent situations, our Pros can happily text your results the instant we have your results!
For More Information or to Schedule A Radon Test, Contact Radon Pros Today!
Radon Pros
(614) 594-9394
Radon Testing
Is Radon A Health Risk?
Is Radon A Health Risk?
Is Radon A Health Risk?
Causing roughly 21,000 deaths per year in the U.S. alone, prolonged exposure to radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer. Therefore, radon is a serious health threat not only in your home but workplaces and schools as well.
How Much Radon Is Safe?
Is Radon A Health Risk?
Is Radon A Health Risk?
Even at or below the recommended action level, any amount of radon carries some level of health risk, but the chances of developing lung cancer increase with higher radon levels. Because it isn’t possible to reduce radon levels completely to zero, the best approach is to lower radon gas levels as much as possible through mitigation. Radon Pros are happy to help keep your loved ones safe.
Why Test?
Is Radon A Health Risk?
Why Test?
Being an invisible and odorless threat, testing is the only way to find out just how high of radon levels are in your home. The Ohio Department of Health estimates that one HALF of all Ohio homes have radon levels above the Environmental Protection Agency’s recommended action level of 4.0 picoCuries/liter (4 pCi/l) of air.