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Berkeley – Radon Testing

BERKELEY – RADON TESTING

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Radon is a hazardous gas that accounts for more cases of lung cancer than any cause besides tobacco. Radon accumulates in the bottom areas of homes from the ground and requires a specific radon test by National Radon Proficiency Board-certified inspectors like those employed by Environmental Inspection Services to measure properly.

Our Berkeley radon tests are no hassle to you. We will place and calibrate an electronic radon measurement device and collect the results after 48 to 72 hours. At that point we will either tell you that there is no radon risk, or that you have elevated radon levels, in which case we will lay out your options for eliminating the problem.

More recent construction does not change the odds that your house is contaminated with radon, as elevated radon levels are the result of the area’s geology.
The EPA advises a Berkeley radon test if you reside anywhere on the first, second, or third floors.
Basements and other low-lying areas. Environmental Inspection Services’ Berkeley radon test will be taken there.
It is with home test kits. However, Environmental Inspection Services’ Berkeley radon tests are backed by years of training and state certification.

Environmental Inspection Services will send a radon inspector to deploy a radon monitor that will detect radon levels in your residence over the course of 2 to 3 days.

After the EPA mandated radon testing period of forty-eight to seventy-two hours.

Environmental Inspection Services will lay out possible steps to take. Because also offering removal would create a conflict of interest, we do not solve high radon levels ourselves.

Radon is not always present consistently over a given location, so you might not be.
Yes, uneven ground such as hills in Berkeley more often emit radon.
Only when putting in or converting a basement.
There is a low possibility of harm from granite counters:
Health Physics Society Specialists in Radiation Safety
Indoor Radon Program
Relevant Links/Sources of Information:

Health Physics Society Specialists in Radiation Safety
Indoor Radon Program