16 Feb

Maine Radon Testing

If you’re looking for a reliable company to help you with your Maine radon testing and results, check out Maine radon Pro. If you’re not familiar with what Radon is, and the potential harmful side effects. These professionals will be more than happy to do what they can to educate you. As well as walk you through the results of your Maine radon testing. If you’re not familiar with Radon, you probably aren’t aware that it can be in the air and in your water supply. Here in Maine, if you get your water through a well there is a good chance it is contaminated with Radon. This happens in Maine because we’re built over large bedrocks. Which is where the radon is naturally produced from the breaking down of elements.

Maine Radon Testing

You don’t always have to hire professionals to complete an air Maine radon test, but when it comes to water, that is a different story. At home test kits are available for radon in your air. It is essential to follow the directions on the test to the letter to get an accurate reading. There is a short-term test that is done when the amount of fresh air coming in is kept to a minimum. To prefer this test the windows and doors must be closed and any ventilation systems shut off. Winter is a great time to complete a baseline Maine radon test for your home. This is because for the most part, things are closed up during this time of year. Short-term tests are completed over a 48 hour period. You can get this type of test from the professionals at Maine Radon Pro or any state certified lab.

When it comes to completing Maine Radon testing in your water there are at home test kits available. Although it is strongly recommended that it is done by a professional. If the test is not done exactly the results can be unreliable. The most reliable way to find out if your well water is contaminated with Radon is to have the professionals at Maine Radon Pro do it. That will guarantee the best results from your test. These experts will then walk you through how to read the results and your mitigation options.