Radon Testing in Albuquerque, NM
Effective and Safe Radon Mitigation
Remediation
Eradicate this carcinogen’s threat by employing General Radon Solutions and the reliable remediation systems we install.
What is Radon?
To learn more about the dangers of radon, chemical symbol Radon, speak with one of our experienced professionals.
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Radon Testing
Radon testing in any building requires an expert since radon levels inside a building can change on a daily basis. The highest levels are often found during the hottest months. Changes in weather, use of furnaces or fireplaces, and the opening and closing of windows and doors are some factors that can cause radon levels to vary.
Short-term test kits provide the quickest results. These kits remain in the building from two to 90 days, depending on the device. The test must be conducted for at least 48 hours. Because radon levels tend to vary throughout the year, a short-term test is less likely to give year-round average results.
If you are doing a short-term test, close all windows and outside doors and keep them closed as much as possible during the test. If testing for only two or three, be sure to close the windows and outside doors at least 12 hours before the beginning of the test. Tests should not be conducted during unusually severe storms or periods of extreme high winds. Additional testing is usually recommended to better record the average radon level in a home, and long-term tests are often recommended.
Long-term tests remain in a home for longer than 90 days. A long-term test gives a reading for the building’s year-round average radon levels. Because of season variations in radon concentration levels, the closer a long-term test measurement is to 365 days, the more accurate it will be of annual average radon levels.
Call General Radon Solutions at 505-933-0385 today for radon testing in Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, and Santa Fe.
Testing
EPA recommends radon testing in the lowest level of occupancy in a home, especially below the third floor. After the test has been conducted, it is sent to a laboratory for analysis. Anyone can use an at-home test kit from a retail store but why should you risk it? Have peace of mind and hire a professional to test your home. Radon professionals are licensed, registered, and certified. What is radon testing to you?
Who We Are
Eliminate the cancerous threat when you select radon testing services from General Radon Solutions in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Our company offers reliable, affordable Radon relief for those with high levels of this radioactive carcinogen in their home. Best of all, the systems we sell are quiet, affordable, and easy to install.
Contact us for radon testing in Albuquerque, New Mexico and let our remediation experts help you mitigate the threat of Radon in your home.