What it is & why it matters
A 48-hour measurement of the home’s radon level.
A professional continuous monitor is placed in the appropriate lowest lived-in level and records radon conditions for approximately 48 hours. The result shows the measured average and whether follow-up or mitigation should be considered.
Radon is colorless and odorless, so testing is the only way to know whether it is elevated. The report gives buyers a documented result they can use before closing.
- Professional continuous monitoring
- Hourly and average level data
- Placement following testing standards
- Clear result summary and next-step guidance