Why test for Radon?
The only way to know if your home contains dangerous levels of Radon is to test.
Testing is simple and easy, why wait?
Make your home a safer place today!
Any home can be affected by Radon exposure, your neighbour could have high levels and you could be safe. Their's only one way to know, test your home today!
Radon levels fluctuate depending on the weather, humidity, the home’s construction, and the time of year.
Winter is the best time to test for Radon because windows and doors tend to be kept shut during most of the season, which allows any toxins in the home to build up.
Canada's 200Bq/m3 Radon Action Level is Not a Safe Level
Levels of 200Bq/m³ and over are considered to be harmful and Health Canada recommends taking action. World Health Organization or WHO recommends 100Bq/m3.
THERE IS NO SAFE LEVEL OF RADON
At any level, especially at 200Bq/m3, Radon exposure can still be a danger to your family.
Equivalent to smoking a pack of cigarettes per day.
We believe that every home should have a digital tester to continuously monitor radon levels, and yes you can do it yourself. (see green link button below)
How to test
Latest digital technology and cutting edge Radon testing devices, which allow to test quickly and with accurate readings.
Following Health Canada and C-NRPP guidelines, we use our expertise to provide you with the answers and solutions you need.
How often should I test?
At Radon Montreal we recommend continuous monitoring of your home with digital devices Health Canada recommends testing every 2 years, after the completion of any renovations or anytime you make changes to your heating or cooling systems. There are many different reasons that radon levels in your home could change over time. For example as the ground freezes and thaws foundations can move and cracks can develop creating new paths for radon gas to enter your home. A total combined open area (cracks or holes in your slab) of 1 cm2 is all that you need to have high radon levels in your home.
The only way to know is to test
Radon Montreal
Bartnicki Inspections
Radon Professionals
Saint-Lazare, Quebec, J7T 3L7
Radon Montreal is certified by the C-NRPP
Mitigation: CRMT-202450
Testing: CRT-202369