Boston Area Radon Testing Service

Yes. There are mitigation systems for radon in well water. If your well is found to have an elevated level of radon, you need to consult with a water conditioning specialist to find out your next steps.

Yes to both. If your home is on a private well, you may have radon seeping into the water coming into your home. Radon in water is often an issue in the bathroom, shower, and/or other areas where water is aerated.

Not if it is hot outside and there is no air conditioning. Because radon inspection and testing requires you to keep the windows and doors closed for a period of 12 hours or more, this can create uncomfortable and even dangerous temperatures inside the home. Speak with one of our associates to learn more about your specific situation. If the home has air conditioning, then we can test with no issues.

Maybe. If the condo is a townhouse-style property, and there is no shared open space in the basement or attic, then we can test for radon. However, if the condo is an apartment-style unit, we cannot test for radon. This is because the conditions for radon testing require windows and doors to be closed in the entire building before and during the radon test. We can’t control what other units do with their windows, so we can’t promise a successful test in this specific case. Contact us for more information on testing your condo for radon.

In order to perform a radon test accurately, the windows and doors in the home must be completely closed for 12 hours before and during the test. If this is not followed, you can get inaccurate results and the test will need to be repeated.

Testing can take anywhere between 48-96 hours. We will deliver the report to you within 24 hours from when we pick up our equipment from the property.