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Hands programming a continuous radon monitor mounted to a tripod in an unfinished house basement. A house is commonly tested for radon with a single use test kit. If initial readings are high or remediation work has begun a system like this isz used to determine a more accurate measurement over time. An added benefit of this unit is real time measurement. The display screen reads Rate 2.3 pCi/l (picocuries per liter), the curie is a unit of radioactivity. The background is unfinished drywall with seams and screws.

When Should You Schedule a Radon Test?

Because radon is invisible and impossible to detect without specialized equipment, many homeowners wonder when testing should be performed. The answer is simple: if your home has never been tested…

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Action of an engineer is writing down on the clipboard paper to verify the quality of new house that already finish (as blurred background). Home developer business and industrial photo.

How Does Radon Enter a Home?

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that forms as uranium breaks down in soil and rock beneath the earth's surface. Because it is colorless, odorless, and tasteless, radon can…

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RADON Element 86 of the periodic table

Why is Radon Dangerous?

At Callaway & Associates, we have been helping homeowners, businesses, schools, daycares, and property managers understand and address radon concerns for more than 30 years through professional radon measurement services.Most…

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