Expert Radon Testing Solutions

Discover the peace of mind that comes with professional residential radon testing. Certified and dependable, our radon testing services are designed to help protect your home and family against radon’s health risks.

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Certified Residential Radon Testing

Radon Gone offers the most comprehensive radon testing solution to identify radon in your home. Serving Southeastern Wisconsin, our NRPP-certified team stands out with unmatched expertise and a dedication to quality. Our process signifies precision and depth, ensuring each test reflects the accurate radon levels in your residence.

  • Nationally Certified through NRPP
  • On-site Testing with Follow-up Proposal
  • 5.0 Google Rating and High Client Satisfaction
  • Proposals Updated for Free
  • Honest, Personalized Solutions Based on Results
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Comprehensive Radon Testing Services

Our certified team approaches each project with a meticulous methodology, taking the time to conduct on-site inspections and thorough testing. Should elevated levels be detected, we provide a detailed mitigation proposal tailored to your specific needs, arming you with the knowledge and solutions to act confidently.

  • Renowned For Quality and Reliability
  • Family-owned Business Dedicated to Community Safety
  • Comprehensive Analysis By Experts
  • Clear Explanation of Findings and Implications
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Seamless Radon Testing Process

Our radon testing process is streamlined to ensure quick and accurate results. We meticulously evaluate your home to provide safe and effective radon mitigation solutions.

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Initial Consultation

Schedule a free consultation to discuss radon testing and outline the process tailored to your home.

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Precise Testing

Our team conducts on-site testing using advanced equipment to ensure accurate radon level measurements in your home.

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Comprehensive Report

Receive a detailed report of radon levels with expert recommendations on next steps for mitigation if necessary.

Why Radon Testing Matters

With over 10 years of experience, Radon Gone stands out in delivering comprehensive radon testing services. Our commitment to customer satisfaction and top-tier expertise helps provide a healthier home.

The Radon Gone Difference

Radon Gone combines deep construction knowledge with targeted radon testing expertise to protect your home’s health and efficiency.

Hands-On Expertise

Work directly with our experts and get tailored recommendations based on precise on-site evaluations.

Trusted Reputation

Our proven track record with Habitat for Humanity speaks to our commitment and reliability.

High-Quality Materials

We use top-tier materials ensuring that your system is both effective and aesthetically discreet.

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Our extensive experience and positive ratings reflect our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.

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Our Credentials

Accredited by leading industry organizations, our certifications underline our commitment to quality and professionalism.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Radon Testing

Understanding radon testing is crucial for the health of your home. Explore our FAQs to gain insights into our processes and why they are essential for peace of mind.

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that is produced by the breakdown of uranium in soil, rock, and water. It can seep into homes through cracks and openings in the foundation, accumulating to high levels in enclosed spaces. Radon is a leading cause of lung cancer, second only to smoking, making it a significant environmental health threat. Continuous exposure to elevated levels of radon over a long period increases the risk of developing lung cancer. That’s why regular radon testing in residential environments is crucial to ensure a safe living space. Homeowners can mitigate radon levels through certified radon mitigation systems, drastically reducing exposure and associated health risks. Understanding the implications of radon presence and addressing it effectively can protect your family’s health long term.

Testing your home for radon involves using a radon detection device to measure the levels present indoors. There are short-term tests that last between 2 to 90 days and long-term tests that can last up to a year. A certified professional can conduct these tests to ensure accuracy and reliability. During a test, it’s important to maintain closed-house conditions, placing the device in the lowest level of your home that is frequently occupied. Following the test, results will indicate whether radon levels are high and require mitigation. It’s recommended to consult with a certified radon mitigation specialist if high levels are detected, as they can offer solutions to effectively reduce radon concentrations in your home. Effective radon testing is the first critical step towards ensuring a safe and radon-free environment for your family.

If high levels of radon are detected in your home, the first step is to consult with a certified radon mitigation expert. These professionals are equipped to design and implement effective radon reduction systems tailored to your property’s needs. Typically, the solutions involve a venting system with a fan that pulls radon from beneath the house and expels it outside, away from windows and other openings. It’s important to ensure that the system is installed correctly to maximize effectiveness. Following installation, continuous monitoring may be recommended to ensure radon levels remain low. Reducing radon in your home not only enhances indoor air quality but significantly reduces the health risks associated with long-term radon exposure. Taking prompt action to mitigate high radon levels can protect your family and provide peace of mind.

It is recommended that homes be tested for radon every two years, or after any significant renovations or changes to the building structure that might alter radon levels. This regular testing ensures that radon levels remain at a safe, manageable level. Additionally, if you’ve installed a radon mitigation system, periodic testing is advised to confirm its continued effectiveness. Seasonal changes can also influence radon concentrations, so ensuring tests are performed under consistent conditions (ideally in the cooler months) can help in obtaining accurate readings. Maintaining regular testing provides peace of mind and assures that your home remains a safe environment, affirming the efficacy of the mitigation system and preventing potential health risks associated with radon exposure.

Yes, homeowners can purchase over-the-counter radon test kits that allow for self-testing. These kits typically come with easy-to-follow instructions and require the test device to be placed in a specific location for a certain period. While DIY testing can provide an initial assessment, it is less reliable compared to professional testing conducted by certified experts who use more precise and accurate equipment. If a DIY test reveals high radon levels, it’s advisable to hire a certified professional to conduct a follow-up test to verify the results and recommend mitigation solutions. Correctly interpreting test results and ensuring proper test placement are crucial, and professionals are trained to handle these tasks effectively, ensuring accurate readings and appropriate subsequent actions.

Radon is a radioactive gas that, when inhaled over time, can cause damage to lung tissues and potentially lead to the development of lung cancer. However, it is often termed the “silent killer” because exposure to radon does not produce immediate symptoms, making it undetectable without proper testing. Unlike carbon monoxide or other hazardous gases, radon is odorless, tasteless, and invisible, which means it can go unnoticed until levels reach a dangerous threshold. Chronic exposure increases the risk of lung cancer over many years, with no early warning signs to alert homeowners of its presence. This is why regular testing and proactive mitigation are essential to manage the risk and ensure the safety of your living environment, preventing potential long-term health consequences associated with radon exposure.

New homes can still be susceptible to radon exposure despite modern construction techniques and materials. In fact, tightly sealed and energy-efficient homes can sometimes have elevated radon levels because they limit natural ventilation that otherwise dissipates radon. It is essential for new homes to be tested for radon and, if necessary, to incorporate radon-resistant construction techniques that can effectively reduce radon levels. Additionally, installing a radon mitigation system during the construction phase is often easier and less expensive than retrofitting a system afterwards. Making radon testing part of the final inspection check can ensure new homes start off safe and maintain healthy air quality for future occupants, underlining the importance of diligent radon management practices in all types of residential buildings.

Radon enters homes primarily through the ground. It seeps in through cracks in floors, walls, and foundations, and can also enter via gaps around service pipes, suspended floors, and construction joints. Radon levels can vary based on the home’s construction type and the uranium content in underlying soil. Homes with basements or those built over certain types of soil formations may have higher radon levels due to increased contact with the ground. Radon is drawn into a home by pressure differences between the home’s interior and the outside air, a phenomenon important to consider in radon assessment and mitigation. As every home interacts with its environment differently, it’s essential to conduct individualized testing to understand radon behavior and make informed decisions about mitigation strategies.

Radon mitigation systems are highly effective for reducing indoor radon levels to safe concentrations. The most common type of system, the sub-slab depressurization, involves a vent pipe and fan to pull radon from beneath the foundation and expel it into the atmosphere, preventing its entry into the home. According to health and safety standards, these systems can reduce radon levels by up to 99%, often achieving results well below the EPA action level of 4 picocuries per liter. The effectiveness of a mitigation system depends on correct installation and ongoing maintenance. It’s crucial to work with certified radon professionals who ensure the system is tailored to your home’s specific needs, providing peace of mind through continuous performance checks and retests as needed to maintain low radon concentrations and safeguard your living environment.

Important Radon Gas Facts

Radon gas is a silent intruder in many homes and properties, causing serious health risks. Here are crucial facts you should know about its dangers.

#1
Cause of Lung Cancer
Among Nonsmokers
Radon Is a
Tasteless & Odorless Gas
Only Detected Using Specialized Tests
6
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Homes In Southeastern Wisconsin Have Levels Above The EPA’s 4.0 pCi/L Radon Action Level

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Our clients trust Radon Gone for reliable service and outstanding results. Consistently delivering peace of mind through top-rated radon mitigation, our customer testimonials speak volumes about our dedication and excellence.

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    Radon Gone is fantastic! I highly recommend this company. They were very responsive and knowledgeable.
    Michael M.

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    We recently had Radon Gone come test for radon in our home. He was very friendly and professional throughout the entire process.
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    Radon Gone was quick to respond, they were quick to schedule, and were very detailed in what they were doing and explaining what I would expect. I would definitely recommend.
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    Their professionalism was top-notch, arriving on time and completing the work efficiently. The team was respectful, keeping the workspace clean and tidy throughout the process.
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