Our Services

Residential Radon Testing

Your home is supposed to be the safest place for you and your family—but radon gas can silently put your health at risk. Radon Ready provides comprehensive testing for houses, apartments, and condominiums across Canada. Our specialists use advanced equipment to detect radon levels in basements, living spaces, and bedrooms, where long-term exposure poses the highest risk. After testing, we provide you with a clear, easy-to-understand report, outlining whether your home meets Health Canada’s safety guidelines. If levels are elevated, we guide you on the next steps to protect your family. A simple test today could prevent serious health issues tomorrow.

Commercial Radon Testing

Schools, workplaces, and multi-unit buildings are required to maintain safe indoor environments—and radon testing is often a legal or regulatory requirement. At Radon Ready, we partner with business owners, property managers, and school administrators to ensure compliance while safeguarding occupants. Our testing is minimally disruptive, with flexible scheduling to avoid interrupting daily operations. We provide detailed documentation suitable for regulatory submission, as well as actionable recommendations if mitigation is needed. With Radon Ready, you’re not just protecting your building—you’re protecting the people inside it.

Pre-Sale Radon Testing

Thinking of selling your home? Radon testing can give buyers confidence and help you close faster. More and more buyers in Canada are requesting radon results before finalizing a purchase—and high radon levels discovered after the sale can derail the process or reduce property value. Radon Ready’s pre-sale testing ensures you know the facts ahead of time. By presenting a professional radon report to potential buyers, you demonstrate transparency and care, giving your property an edge in today’s competitive real estate market.

Long-Term Radon Measurement (90-Day Monitoring)

For the most accurate picture of radon exposure, Health Canada recommends long-term testing. Radon Ready offers 90-day continuous monitoring with tamper-proof devices that capture daily and seasonal fluctuations in radon levels. Unlike quick tests that only provide a snapshot, this method delivers a true reflection of the average radon exposure in your space. Our long-term testing is the gold standard for families who want certainty and peace of mind. At the end of the testing period, we provide a detailed, easy-to-read report with expert recommendations.

Short-Term Testing (2–7 Days)

Need results quickly? Short-term testing provides a fast initial screening of your radon levels in as little as 2–7 days. Radon Ready uses state-of-the-art equipment to deliver reliable results in a short timeframe—perfect for homeowners looking for quick reassurance or real estate transactions under tight deadlines. While not as comprehensive as long-term testing, short-term measurements are an excellent first step toward understanding your home or building’s radon risk.

Consultation & Guidance

Radon testing doesn’t end with numbers—it ends with clarity and a plan. At Radon Ready, we believe every client deserves clear answers, not confusing data. After your test, our experts walk you through your results in plain language, explain what the numbers mean for your health, and outline the next steps if mitigation is required. We’ll also connect you with certified mitigation professionals if needed. Our goal is simple: to give you the knowledge and support you need to make informed decisions and protect the people who matter most.

FAQ

Find Out Answers Here

What is Radon?

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that comes from the breakdown of uranium in soil and rock. It’s invisible, odorless, and tasteless — the only way to know if it’s in your home is through testing.

Radon is the #1 cause of lung cancer among non-smokers. Long-term exposure to elevated radon levels can pose serious health risks. Health Canada recommends testing all homes for radon.

How does Radon get into my home?

Radon seeps into your home through cracks in the foundation, gaps around pipes, sump pits, and even through the concrete itself. Once inside, it can accumulate to high levels.

What is the difference between Short and Long Term Test?

Short-term tests (2–7 days) give a quick snapshot of radon levels, often used for real estate transactions or initial screening.
Long-term tests (90 days to 1 year) provide a more accurate average of your home’s radon exposure over time.

We will never recommend mitigation based off just a short-term test.

Do I need a professional to test Radon?

While DIY kits are available, hiring a certified professional like Radon Ready ensures the test is done correctly and the results are interpreted properly. We follow strict protocols to deliver reliable results.

How much does Radon Testing cost?

Testing costs vary depending on whether you choose short-term or long-term monitoring. Contact us for a free quote — we offer competitive rates with certified service.