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Looking to keep your family safe from the dangers of radon gas? Look no further than our professional radon testing service!

Our radon testing service allows you to test for the presence of radon gas in your home quickly and efficiently. With results available instantly upon pick-up, you can rest assured that you’ll be able to take the necessary steps to protect your family’s health.

But why is it so important to test for radon gas? Well, this naturally occurring radioactive gas is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States. And because it’s odorless and invisible, it can be incredibly difficult to detect without the proper tools.

That’s where our radon testing service in. With its state-of-the-art technology, you’ll be able to detect even trace amounts of radon gas in your home, giving you the peace of mind you need to know that your family is safe.

So don’t wait any longer – schedule your radon test today and take the first step towards protecting your family’s health. With our fast results, you’ll have everything you need to keep your home free from harmful radon gas.

Call now and breathe easy knowing that you’ve done everything you can to keep your loved ones safe.

Scheduling a Radon Testing

If you’re looking to purchase a new home or arrange for radon testing in your current home, it’s essential to understand the facts and importance of radon testing.

At Safe Shelter Environmental, we follow a straightforward process for radon testing, which includes the following steps:

  • Test drop-off: We begin by dropping off the testing unit at your home.

  • Placement: The testing unit is placed in the lowest livable area of your home.

  • Digital Testing: We then initiate the testing process digitally, which takes approximately 48 hours.

  • Reporting: After the testing is complete, we mail you and your home inspector a detailed report of the results.

  • Collection: Finally, your home inspector will collect the radon testing unit.

For the most accurate and comprehensive radon measurement, you can rely on the professional services of Safe Shelter Environmental. We have a team of experts who are committed to providing you with the best radon testing services in Pennsylvania.

Short-Term Radon Testing

It’s important to keep in mind that when it comes to monitoring radon levels in your home, a short-term radon test is just the tip of the iceberg. While it’s a great way to get an initial understanding of the radon levels in your home, it’s not enough to ensure year-round safety. Many people only conduct a radon test as part of a home inspection, which is required by real estate laws. However, this test only provides a snapshot of the radon levels in your home over a 48-hour period. Radon levels change constantly and are affected by a variety of factors such as seasons, ventilation, and changes in the ground around your home.

To truly ensure your safety, it’s crucial to pair a short-term radon test with long-term monitoring. A long-term testing approach allows you to monitor changes in radon levels over time and ensure that you’re safe all year round. By monitoring radon levels over an extended period, you’ll gain a more accurate understanding of the radon levels in your home and be better equipped to take any necessary actions to mitigate the risks. Remember, radon levels fluctuate, and a snapshot of radon levels is not enough to ensure your safety. Take a proactive approach to monitoring radon levels in your home, and stay safe all year round.

Why Long-Term Radon Tests are Necessary

Conducting a short-term radon test is a good start to understanding the radon levels in your home, but it’s not enough to ensure your safety in the long run. To truly protect yourself and your family from the harmful effects of radon, it’s crucial to invest in a long-term radon monitor.

A long-term monitor is like a smoke detector, constantly monitoring your home’s environment for any dangerous levels of radon. This is especially important because radon is odorless and invisible, making it impossible to detect without proper testing. Unlike a natural gas leak, you won’t be able to smell or see it. But a long-term radon monitor will detect it and alert you to any potential danger.

The negative effects of radon are often not felt until it’s too late. Even non-smokers can develop lung cancer due to prolonged exposure to radon. This is why it’s so important to be proactive and take steps to protect yourself and your family. Think of a long-term radon test as a form of life insurance, investing in your future health and wellbeing.

The EPA recommends testing radon levels at least every two years, as radon levels can change over time. Your home may have had acceptable levels of radon in the past, but that can change without warning. An active long-term radon testing unit will alert you to any changes in radon levels, giving you peace of mind and ensuring your safety.

Radon is a silent and deadly threat to your health, and the only way to know for sure if your home is free from radon gas is through regular testing. A long-term radon monitor is an affordable and effective way to protect yourself and your loved ones from the harmful effects of radon. Don’t wait until it’s too late, invest in your safety today.

 

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