Radon Testing
What is radon and why test for it?
Radon is an invisible, odorless, tasteless gas that occurs naturally in many areas.
The Environmental Protection Agency believes radon is responsible for over 20,000 lung cancer deaths each year. This makes radon gas the second leading cause of lung cancer behind smoking. Because of this, the EPA recommends that all homeowners have radon testing done on a regular basis.
Do you need to test if the home has a radon mitigation system already installed?
YES! The only way to confirm that the mitigation system is working properly and continuing to remove an adequate amount of radon is to test. Radon levels can fluctuate significantly over time so it is always best to test.
A typical inspection for a home buyer includes:
EXTERIOR
- Siding
- Foundation
- Walls
- Roofing
- Trim and Eaves
- Decks/Porches/Patios
INTERIOR
- Basement/Crawl Spaces
- Attic
- Interior Walls
- Appliances
- Fireplaces
- Outlets
SYSTEMS
- Plumbing
- Heating and Cooling
- Ventilation System
- Air Quality
- Electrical
Unlike other home inspectors, Liberty Inspection Group performs a thorough examination of more than just your home’s structural integrity and system function. We also evaluate how the systems are working together and offer recommendations for maintaining value of the home.
At the conclusion of a property inspection, you will receive a full report, which includes an easy-to-use summary.
View our Sample Inspection Reports.
Feel free to join us during the inspection so you can better understand the systems in your home. That way, you’ll have a full understanding of areas that need maintenance.
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