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New Brunswick, NJ Radon Testing & Treatment

Do You Have the Air Quality Indoors Checked?

New Brunswick, NJ  is among the list of high-risk areas for radon. Let RAdata help you keep yourself safe.

What Is Radon?

Radon is a gas that is produced by the natural breakdown of uranium in soil, water, or rocks. Odorless, tasteless, and colorless, radon is everywhere surrounding us. However, due to cracks in your house foundation, it can make its way in and build up to dangerous levels. This could lead to health issues such as lung cancer.

But worry not, at RAdata we are working hard to guarantee your family’s safety. We can provide you with highly trusted passive and active tests that will put your mind at ease. We, not only test for radon presence, but we also help you deal with the problem.

Radon Treatment in New Brunswick

If the test results show a high level of radon in your house, we can offer you cost-efficient non-intrusive solutions that will lower your exposure to it. In order to do that we use sub-slab depressurization systems and we seal the cracks that let the gas in.

Why RAdata?

We are the first licensed radon testing company in New Brunswick, NJ. We have more than 30 years of experience. Rest assured your health is in safe hands!

Our experts will be glad to answer any questions or concerns you might have.

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Gina Cullari A Month Ago

Very smooth transaction from start to finish. I had no idea how involved it was, but the installers explained everything to me. They did a fantastic job, so neat and clean! Highly recommend!

One test canister is needed per 2,000 square feet of each foundation, and one additional test device for each additional foundation in the building. For example, if you have a basement and a crawlspace, you will want two radon test canisters - one for the basement, and one for the room above the crawlspace.
The minimum time needed to complete a radon test is 48 hours. Please note that this is test exposure time only. The test will need to be returned to the lab for analysis; consider possible transit times when mailing urgent tests.
As outlined in the Radon Test Instructions, test kits should be exposed for a period of 2 to 6 days (minimum of 48 hours to a maximum of 144 hours TO THE HOUR).
RAdata test kits received before 12 noon on any weekday will be analyzed and reported the same day they are received. Test reports are mailed out the following business day. Please note that test kits must be closed for 3 hours after the stop time before they can be analyzed by the lab.
Self-service radon test kits can only be performed by the owner of the home being tested and cannot be used for a real estate transaction.

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