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Radon Testing

Is Your Home Healthy?

Testing for radon is the only way to be certain. The Environmental Protection Agency recommends testing for radon at least every two years. Certified Radon offers both long-term and short-term radon testing solutions conducted by a skilled Certified Radon Technician to ensure accuracy.

Radon Mitigation

Reduce Radon Levels, Improve Air Quality

Installation of a Certified Radon Mitigation System, or Radon Removal System, is a safe, affordable, and effective way to remove radon. Also called radon remediation, radon mitigation channels the harmful gas out of your home or building to improve your indoor environmental air quality.

Radon 101

Radon is a radioactive gas that can cause cancer. Because radon gas has no smell, is invisible to the naked eye and has no taste, it is one of the most deadly forms of gas. Learn More

FAQ

We get a lot of questions about what radon is and why it should be taken seriously. Here, we list some of the most common questions and their basic answers. View FAQ

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About Us

We’ve built our company on facts, not fear.

We strive to keep our clients informed. Over the years, Certified Radon has grown to become the premier provider of Kansas City radon testing and mitigation services because of our commitment to safety, service, and professionalism.

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Facts About Radon Mitigation in Your Home

Get the Facts About Radon Mitigation Radon is the leading cause of lung cancer for nonsmokers and the second leading cause of lung cancer for the general population. The Surgeon General and EPA recommend testing for radon and reducing radon Read More »