Is radon a concern in Arizona?
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that seeps from soil into homes, and it is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States. Most of the Phoenix Valley tests in the lower risk ranges, but radon does not follow neat maps: elevated readings show up house by house, and the only way to know your homes number is to test it.
How testing works
- A calibrated monitor is placed in the lowest livable level of the home
- The device records levels over the test period following standard protocol
- You receive a written result with the measured level and what it means
- If levels are elevated, mitigation is a well-established fix, and knowing before you close puts that cost where it belongs
Who should test
Buyers who want complete due diligence, homes with basements or slab cracks, and anyone whose lender or relocation company requires a documented radon result. Testing is simple and inexpensive compared to the certainty it buys.
Add radon testing to your inspection. Call or text (480) 250-1136 or schedule online 24/7.