Radon Testing

Get a clearer picture of the home’s indoor environment with professional radon testing and easy-to-understand results.

Professional Radon Testing for Greater Peace of Mind

When you're buying a home, some conditions are easy to see—others require specialized testing. Radon testing provides important information about the air inside the home, helping you better understand the property before making important decisions.


Reilly Home Inspections offers professional radon testing as an add-on to your home inspection. Together, the services provide a broader look at the property:

  • Home Inspection: Evaluates visible and accessible systems and components
  • Radon Testing: Measures radon levels within the home's indoor air

Certified to Test What You Can’t See

What Is Radon?

Radon is a naturally occurring, invisible, and odorless radioactive gas that comes from the soil beneath and around a property. It can enter a home through openings in the foundation and accumulate indoors.


Because you can't see or smell radon, testing is the only way to know the levels inside a home.

Why Is Radon Testing Important?

Radon levels can vary significantly from one property to another—even between neighboring homes. Testing gives you actual measurements from inside the property rather than relying on assumptions.


Radon testing can be especially valuable for:

  • Homebuyers evaluating a property
  • Sellers preparing for a transaction
  • Homeowners who have never tested their home
  • Anyone looking for a better understanding of their indoor environment


Radon testing can be performed whether you're buying, selling, or already living in a home.

How Does Radon Enter a Home?

Radon moves from the surrounding soil into a home through openings where the building meets the ground, including:

  • Cracks in floors or foundation walls
  • Construction joints
  • Gaps around pipes and utilities
  • Sump areas and floor drains
  • Crawl spaces and other foundation openings

Any home can potentially have elevated radon levels, regardless of its age or construction style.

How Does Radon Testing Work?

Specialized testing equipment is placed inside the home for a designated period to measure radon levels in the indoor air.



Once testing is complete, you'll receive the results so you can understand the levels measured in the home and determine whether any additional steps should be considered.

Why Choose Reilly Home Inspections for Radon Testing?

We make the process straightforward and the results easy to understand. When you add radon testing to your inspection, you can expect:

  • Professional testing equipment
  • Careful testing procedures
  • Clear, easy-to-understand results
  • Convenient coordination with your home inspection


Our goal is simple: give you useful information so you can make informed decisions about the property.

You can't see or smell radon—but you can test for it.

Ask us about adding Radon Testing to your home inspection.

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