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radon retest 3

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After you've installed a radon mitigation system or made changes to reduce radon levels in your home, a radon retest is the crucial next step. This follow-up test, typically done a few months later, confirms that your efforts have been effective and that the indoor air is now safe. It's important to use the same type of test and follow the same instructions as the initial test for accurate comparison, ensuring you and your family are protected from this invisible, naturally occurring gas.

continuous radon monitor 4

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A continuous radon monitor sits quietly in a basement or crawlspace, sampling the air every hour to track this odorless radioactive gas. It displays real-time readings and logs data over days, helping you see if levels spike after rain or during winter when windows stay shut. Some models sound a warning when radon exceeds safe thresholds, giving you actionable info before it becomes a health concern.