In Home Diagnostic Testing
Radon Entry Service
Experience our In Home Diagnostic Testing - Radon Entry service: Our Expert Mitigation Professionals set up 4 high-performance detectors for simultaneous assessment, identifying radon hotspots efficiently. Utilizing leading ionization chamber radon sensors, we provide unmatched sensitivity at 30 CPH/pCi/L, ensuring accurate and comprehensive results for your home's safety.
Ecosense EcoTracker
Our Mitigation Professionals utilize Ecosense EcoTracker's which provide unmatched sensitivity at 30 CPH/pCi/L, ensuring accurate and comprehensive results for your home's safety. The detectors have a wide measurement range up to 255 pCi/L. For fast accurate mitigation results.
Our Radon Measurement Professionals utilize the Ecosense RadonEye. This powerful NRPP/NRSB certified Radon monitor is equipped with an ionization chamber sensor that uses FTLab's measurement technology to measure radon alpha decay. So you get fast, accurate results for in home testing.
Pressure Field Extension (PFE)
A technique used by our technicians beneath your homes foundation where pressure differentials can be harnessed to mitigate the ingress of radon gas. PFE testing measures the suction generated by a radon mitigation system and identifies where a lack of sub slab communication may exist.
Technicians will drill test ports in the basement slab and connect Digital manometers to attain multipoint simultaneous readings. The data collected will be used to customize your Radon mitigation solution to your unique home.
RADON HOT SPOTS
"Radon entry hot spots" refer to areas in a home where radon gas is most likely to enter, typically including basements, crawl spaces, cracks in foundations, construction joints, gaps around pipes and wires, and areas with high moisture like bathrooms, particularly around bathtubs and shower stalls; essentially anywhere there are openings or cracks that connect to the soil below the house where radon originates from
Our Experts
Certified as a Radon Mitigation Specialist & Radon Measurement Professional
Certified by the National Radon Proficiency Program (NRPP)
NRPP Certifications #114716-RMS, #114782-RMP
