Radon testing is the process of measuring the concentration of radon gas in homes or buildings. Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that is colorless, odorless, and tasteless. It is a decay product of uranium and is found in soil and rock throughout the world.

Exposure to elevated levels of radon is a health concern because it is the second leading cause of lung cancer after smoking. When radon gas decays, it breaks down into radioactive particles that can get trapped in the lungs when inhaled, potentially leading to tissue damage and an increased risk of cancer.

If you’re considering testing for radon, it’s advisable to use a qualified radon professional or ensure that you strictly follow the instructions provided with a DIY test kit. Proper test setup and post-test procedures are essential for obtaining accurate results.

It’s important to test homes and buildings for radon, especially if they are in areas known to have high radon potential like Georgia.

For fully certified testing, we use the Radalink Aircat monitor, the most advanced  technology system for radon testing, which provides complete, accurate and guaranteed results you can rely on in as little as two days.