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Professional Residential Radon Testing Services in Southeast Wisconsin

is an odorless and invisible radioactive gas that poses a severe health risk when present at elevated levels in your home. According to the EPA, every county in Southeastern Wisconsin is at moderate to high risk for household radon exposure. The only way to know if you and your family are being exposed is through professional radon testing services in Southeast Wisconsin.

Lifetime Home Services provides top-of-the-line radon testing services, utilizing state-of-the-art equipment to accurately measure radon gas levels in your property. Our certified radon testing technicians ensure minimal disruption to your daily life while providing precise radon measurement. Don’t rely on your neighbor's results, as radon concentration can vary drastically from one building to the next. Protect what matters most with our reliable radon detection services.

Beyond just testing, we provide comprehensive radon information, including options for radon mitigation services if elevated levels are found. We offer radon test kits and radon system installation to address any radon problem. Whether you need a simple home inspection or a full radon reduction plan, our radon testing services ensure your home is safe from radon exposure.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a safe radon level for my home?

Safe radon levels are generally considered to be below 4 picocuries per liter (pCi/L), according to the EPA. If a radon test shows a radon level of 4 pCi/L or higher, it is recommended to take action to reduce the levels. Radon gas testing helps determine the radon concentration in your home, allowing for appropriate measures to ensure safety.

How accurate are radon test kits compared to professional radon inspection?

Radon test kits, when used correctly, can provide a good indication of the radon levels in your home. However, professional radon gas testing conducted by a certified radon tester is more accurate and comprehensive. Professionals use advanced equipment and techniques, providing a detailed assessment and identifying any issues with elevated radon levels that might not be detected by a simple test kit.

What should I do if high radon levels are detected in my home?

If high radon levels are detected, it's essential to contact a professional radon mitigation service. They can assess the situation and recommend a radon mitigation system tailored to your home. These systems effectively reduce radon levels, ensuring the air in your home is safe to breathe.

What kind of customer service can I expect from a radon testing service?

A reputable radon testing service should provide excellent customer service, including clear communication, timely responses, and comprehensive support throughout the radon testing, system, and mitigation process. From the initial radon inspection to the installation of a radon mitigation system, the company should guide you, answer any questions, and address concerns to ensure your peace of mind and safety.

How often should I test my home for radon gas?

It is recommended to conduct radon gas testing every two years, even if a previous test showed safe radon levels. Additionally, you should test after any major renovations or changes to your home’s structure, as these can affect radon levels. Regular testing helps maintain a safe environment and ensures that elevated radon levels are addressed promptly.