Radon Retesting in the Quad Cities

Retesting answers an important question: what is the radon level now? It can be appropriate after mitigation, after a repair, after a previous elevated result, or when enough time has passed to justify another measurement.

Retesting After Mitigation

After a mitigation system is installed or modified, a follow-up measurement helps determine whether the building's radon level has been reduced.

Retesting After a Repair

If a fan, piping, or other system component has been repaired, a new measurement can provide evidence that the system is again performing as intended.

When a Previous Result Is Old

Radon levels can vary over time. Retesting can be useful when occupancy, HVAC, remodeling, foundation conditions, or other building circumstances have changed.

Request Retesting

Provide the property location, previous test result, date of the previous test, and whether a mitigation system is present.