Protecting yourself and your family from radon is simple. The first step is to test your home. Since radon has no smell, no color, and no taste, the only way to know your radon level is to test.
Check out our Test pages for more information on testing your home properly.
What if my test comes back high?
There’s no reason to fear a high radon test result. No matter your level, there are radon mitigation methods that can successfully reduce your home to a safe level. Once you receive your high test result, the first step is to contact a certified* radon mitigation professional to help.
Certified radon mitigation professionals have received the training necessary to properly assess your home and decide which radon mitigation method is most appropriate. Your professional will design a system to efficiently and effectively reduce your radon to a safe level. Often, the work involved can be done in one day, at a cost that’s comparable to a new furnace or a couple of new appliances.
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What if my test comes back low?
If your radon level is below Health Canada’s action level, no further action is required. However, since radon levels vary over time, we encourage you to test your home again in 3 years. Until then, why not spread the word about radon to your friends, family, and colleagues? Who knows, you may just save a life!
* Certified/approved by the Canadian National Radon Proficiency Program (C-NRPP), a Canadian radon certification program operated by the Canadian Association of Radon Scientists & Technologists (CARST) with oversight by Health Canada.
