The above map should serve as a guide to determine radon levels in your area, simply click on the map for a more detailed view.  REMEMBER, the map is only a guide, the EPA recommends that EVERY home should be tested on a regular bases. 
Radon is the number 2 cause of lung cancer KILLING 22,000 Americans every year.

Radon Measurement samples can be collected by home owners.  Laboratory fees are $65 for two samples and shipping is approximately $25.  The total costs to the homeowner including laboratory results and consulting is usually less than $100. 

For real estate transactions it is recommended that a radon measurement technician be utilized to place radon measurement devices in a building, this alleviates any conflict of interest.  The fees charged by radon measurement technicians vary geographically. 

The two links below can be used to find a radon measurement technician in your area.

                      

If radon levels in your home exceed the EPA recommended levels, we will assist you in locating a certified professional that is properly trained to install a radon reduction system; this service is included in the testing fee.  American Radon Laboratory will not accept compensation from radon mitigation contractors for referring home owners as we feel this would be a conflict of interest.  The average cost for retrofitting a home with a radon reduction system is less than $1000.  The cost to install a radon mitigation system by a builder during construction is typically less than $400.  American Radon Laboratory and the EPA endorses and promotes the installation of radon mitigation systems during construction. 

Get educated about radon risks and insist on protecting your family.