Radon Testing in Michigan

Measure radon rather than guessing

Radon cannot be assessed by how a room looks or smells. A test measures its concentration and provides a basis for deciding whether mitigation is needed. Contact Rock Heating & Cooling Pros to discuss testing for your property, including whether you need it for a home purchase or an occupied home.

Information to share when arranging a test

• Whether the test is part of a property transaction and any deadline.

• The lowest occupied level and how the home is used.

• Previous test results or an existing mitigation system.

• Recent changes to the building or heating and ventilation equipment.

Follow the conditions for the test

The testing method determines placement, duration and instructions for the home. Follow the directions supplied with the appointment so the result can be interpreted properly. If the result calls for further action, discuss confirmation testing or mitigation using the report rather than assumptions about neighboring homes.

Questions about radon testing

Can I tell if my home has radon without a test?

No. Testing is how you determine the level. A nearby home’s result does not replace a measurement in your own property.

Is testing the same as installing a mitigation system?

No. Testing measures the level; mitigation is work intended to reduce it. The test result and the building guide the next step.