Bath Ohio Radon Testing Services

Bath, Ohio, has a critical level of radon gas. Getting your home tested for Radon can drastically reduce your chances of getting Lung Cancer.

What effect does radon have?

The Township of Bath has many naturally beautiful Metroparks and wildlife, but it also has severe issues regarding radon gas levels.

Unfortunately, many Bath residents don't know about the side effects of long-term exposure to Radon because the gas is colorless, odorless, and education is sorely lacking.

Radioactive radon gas poses one of the greatest home health risks to residents of the Buckeye State, which contains one of the highest radon gas concentration levels in the US.

How does Radon get into your Bath home?

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas produced by the breakdown of uranium in rock, soil, and water.

The air pressure inside your home is usually lower than the air pressure outside, causing a vacuum effect known as pressure differentials, bringing radon in through your home's foundation cracks and other openings. 

Even if cracks in your foundation are not visible, it is still important to get your home tested. Radon levels can still be elevated because of their capacity to permeate concrete. 

What does professionally done testing look like?

Radon testing is easy and efficient! A trained member of the Radon Eliminator crew will come to your home and investigate the 7 possible intrusion points in your basement.

These 7 intrusion points come in the forms of gaps around service pipes, foundation cracks, construction joints, cracks in walls, gaps in suspended floors, cavities inside walls, and sump pumps or water supplies.

After we identify your threat points, the team member will deploy a state-of-the-art testing device that helps us determine the impact of radon throughout your home.

Once all the samples have been taken, the crew member will provide you a concise report of their findings.

How is Radon gas measured?

Radon Testing is measured in PicoCuries per Liter. The World Health Organization recommends taking action on any home registering radon levels at or above 2.7 pCi/L.

The EPA recommends that action must be taken on any home registering radon levels between 2-4pCi/L and above.

Once your test is complete, the Radon Eliminator crew member will go over the particulars of your home.

What do you do after you know the numbers?

Professionally done radon testing by Radon Eliminator will help you eliminate the life-threatening Cancer-causing impact of long-term radon exposure.

Invest in your and your family's health by scheduling your Bath Home for a Discounted Radon Test today!