Radon Testing Services

Home Radon Testing

Radon can enter a home through gaps and openings in its foundation, so testing is the way to learn what is happening indoors. We measure radon in Detroit homes and explain the results in plain language. You’ll know whether your reading is within the EPA’s recommended action level or whether further steps may be worth discussing.

Basement Testing

Because radon often enters through a foundation, a basement test can provide useful information about indoor levels. We help plan testing for your Detroit property, including where to place the device and how to keep conditions suitable during the test. Afterward, we review the reading with you and explain what it does—and does not—tell you.

Real Estate Testing

A radon test can help buyers and sellers make more informed decisions about a home. We coordinate testing around your real estate timeline and explain the process before it begins. Once testing is complete, you receive the results and a clear explanation, so you can share accurate information with the people involved in the transaction.

Long-Term Testing

Radon levels can change with weather, ventilation, and how a home is used. Long-term testing measures levels over an extended period, offering a wider view than a short test. We’ll help you understand how the testing period works and what the final result means for your Detroit home, without turning a number into guesswork.

Follow-Up Testing

A follow-up test can help check radon levels after a home project, a change in conditions, or a previous result that calls for another look. We’ll talk through what has changed and help select an appropriate testing approach. You’ll get a fresh measurement and practical context for comparing it with earlier results.

Radon Results Review

A test result is most useful when you know how to interpret it. We explain your report, answer questions about the measurement, and clarify when guidance from the EPA suggests considering action. If the reading is elevated, we can outline general next steps, including speaking with a qualified radon mitigation professional.