Residential Radon
Testing
Certified Radon is proud to have partnered with
Radon Runner for residential testing.
Radon Testing Is The First Step
When it comes to protecting your home from the dangers of radon, Radon Runner's testing services are the key to unlocking peace of mind. Radon, an invisible, odorless gas, poses significant health risks if left undetected, but our team, located in the Kansas City, MO metro, is here to help. Our state-of-the-art testing methods ensure accurate results, allowing you to take the necessary steps towards a safer living environment.
Radon Testing Services
Short-Term Radon Testing
Radon testing requires a minimum 48-hour test period. The continuous radon monitor (crm) will take hourly readings for the duration of the test.
$125
Long-Term Radon Testing
Long-term kits measure radon in your home for over 90 days and are more likely to tell you your home’s year-round average level.
$125
Annual Radon Testing
The epa recommends testing your home after any lifestyle changes, renovations and every two years as part of routine home maintenance.
$100
Real-time Radon Monitoring
Able to quickly track radon fluctuations for fast action.
$395+
Frequently Asked Questions About Residential Radon Testing
Our testing partner, Radon Runner, conducts an affordable, professional short-term radon test that meets the EPA’s standards of radon testing. The testing device, a continuous radon monitor (CRM), is a calibrated instrument that will be placed in the lowest level of the home or building suitable for occupancy. Radon testing requires a minimum 48-hour test period with 12 hours of “closed-house conditions” before conducting the test. The continuous radon monitor (CRM) will take hourly readings for the duration of the test.
The EPA recommends testing every two years, even if the property has a mitigation system. Testing yearly provides extra peace of mind.
A professional radon measurement technician must be certified by NRPP (National Radon Proficiency Program) with mandatory re-testing biennially. Radon Runner uses “time-integrated” continuous radon monitors (CRMs). A short-term radon test provides a measurement of the average level of radon during a 48 hr period. Do-it-yourself kits are not time-integrated and may not be as accurate. Many variables must be considered to get an accurate result when testing for radon.