Radon testing in Massachusetts during summer is possible, but only under certain conditions. If the home has air conditioning, testing can proceed without any issues. However, if the property lacks air conditioning, maintaining closed windows and doors for the required 12 hours or more could lead to uncomfortable or even unsafe indoor temperatures. Contact one of our associates to discuss your specific situation. For more information on radon testing guidelines, visit the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) radon guide.
Radon testing is a critical step in ensuring home safety, but the process can be affected by seasonal conditions, especially during the summer months. At MKC Associates, we work with homeowners across Massachusetts to provide radon testing solutions tailored to their specific circumstances.
Radon testing during the summer is possible if the following conditions are met:
Without air conditioning, maintaining the closed conditions required for accurate radon testing can pose challenges:
For homes without air conditioning, alternative testing schedules or methods may need to be considered. For detailed radon testing requirements, refer to the EPA’s radon guide.
If you’re considering radon testing during the summer and need guidance, contact MKC Associates. Our team is here to help determine the best approach for your property.
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