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Radon Testing in Denver

EPA-approved monitors run continuously for 48-96 hours in your home’s lowest livable level. After the testing period we retrieve the devices, analyze the data, and give you a detailed report comparing your average levels to the EPA threshold.

Yes. Denver County averages above the EPA action limit, and radon varies house to house even on the same street. Your neighbor’s result says nothing reliable about your home.

When buying or selling a home in Denver (many real estate contracts now require it), every 2-3 years as part of regular maintenance, after major renovations, basement finishing, or foundation work, and any time the home has never been tested.

We examine foundation cracks, sump pumps, crawl spaces, ventilation, and existing system performance, the bigger picture that determines both accurate monitor placement and the right fix if levels come back high.

We sit down with you, explain the findings in plain language, and walk you through mitigation options. As a licensed mitigation provider we can design and install the system ourselves, usually within a day.

Elevation, uranium-bearing soil composition, freeze-thaw cycles, and Denver’s wide mix of home styles all make radon entry common. Nearly half of Colorado homes test above 4.0 pCi/L.

Completely. Professional testing and mitigation reliably bring radon down to safe standards, protecting families for the long term. It is one of the most solvable serious problems a house can have.

Yes. Soil conditions shift, homes settle, and renovations open new entry points, which is why retesting every 2-3 years is the standard guidance even after a safe result.