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Radon Testing in Metro Detroit

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Radon testing in Metro Detroit: what to expect

Radon is invisible and odorless, so testing is the only way to know your level. EGLE reports elevated radon in every Michigan county and expects about one in four Michigan homes to exceed the federal action level of 4 pCi/L. A test is the first step before any decision about mitigation.

Short-term tests run a few days in the lowest level you use as living space, with windows and doors kept closed; long-term tests give a better picture of the yearly average. Homeowners can use a do-it-yourself kit, and EGLE explains where to find one. Professional testing with a continuous radon monitor is common in real estate deals because it records readings over the whole test period.

Radon levels change as houses settle, so EGLE recommends retesting periodically. If your result is high, compare radon mitigation contractors. Buying a home? Ask your home inspection pro about adding a radon test.

What a proper job includes

  • Placement in the lowest level used, or likely to be used, as living space
  • Closed house conditions explained and followed
  • A continuous monitor or lab-analyzed test devices
  • Calibration records or chain of custody paperwork
  • A written report with the average level and test dates
  • An explanation of whether the result calls for mitigation

What drives the price

  • Test type: passive kit, lab device or continuous monitor
  • Short-term versus long-term testing
  • Number of foundation areas tested, such as a basement plus a slab addition
  • Real estate deadlines and rush reporting
  • Retesting after mitigation

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Licensing and certification in Michigan

Radon testers are not licensed or regulated in Michigan, according to EGLE, which recommends choosing someone certified by the National Radon Proficiency Program (NRPP) or the National Radon Safety Board (NRSB). Ask for the certification and verify it with the certifying body.

For home sales, agree in writing who orders the test, where it is placed and how results will be shared. The Michigan Indoor Radon Program at EGLE also offers homeowner guidance and test kit information.

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How to compare quotes

  1. Decide between a do-it-yourself kit and a professional continuous monitor.
  2. Ask for NRPP or NRSB certification and check it.
  3. Confirm placement, closed house conditions and test length.
  4. Ask how results are reported and how quickly.
  5. Keep testing independent of any company selling you a mitigation system.

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Common questions

Radon Testing FAQ

There is no known safe level, but EPA recommends fixing a home at or above 4 pCi/L and considering it between 2 and 4 pCi/L.
Short-term tests usually run a few days. Long-term tests run more than 90 days and better reflect the yearly average.
Yes. Any home can have elevated radon regardless of age, and EGLE has found elevated levels in every Michigan county.
EGLE recommends testing every two years, and again after renovations, foundation work or installing a mitigation system.

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