Radon Measurements

There is no way of knowing if you have elevated radon levels until you take a measurement due to radon being an inert, colorless, and odorless gas. Whether you're buying a new home or want to find out the radon concentration in a home you've already been living in for years, we provide accurate, affordable, and reliable test results. Trust NoCo Radon with your radon measurement/testing questions and concerns!

• NoCo Radon is fully insured, certified by NRPP, licensed by The State of Colorado, and follows all radon measurement protocols/regulations required by the Department of Regulatory Agencies.
• We specialize and are certified in preforming radon measurements on residential, commercial, multi-family structures, and schools of all sizes.
• We offer two methods of radon measurement (activated charcoal and digital measurement) and can walk you through which one will be better suited for your testing situation.
• We follow all HUD (Housing and Urban Development), ANSI (American National Standard Institute and AARST/NRPP.

It is important to know the risk of radon exposure in a home you're purchasing or selling. Real estate transactions are a perfect time to get radon levels measured. Colorado has recognized radon gas as a major health hazard that needs to be addressed and because of this:

• Radon test results (past or present) must be disclosed upon sale of a home in the State of Colorado 
• All schools and daycare facilities must be tested for radon the the State of Colorado