Professional Radon Testing Services

Home Radon Testing in Buffalo & Western New York

Reliable radon testing is the only way to confirm your home is as safe as it can be. Trust our certified technicians for precise measurement and immediate peace of mind in Buffalo, Rochester, West Seneca, Syracuse, and more.

Why Radon Testing Matters

Why Is Professional Radon Testing Important in Western New York?

Because you cannot see or smell radon in a home, professional radon testing is the only way to know if your family is at risk. We provide accurate radon testing to precisely measure gas levels in your home.

If elevated concentrations are found, we seamlessly transition to offering effective radon mitigation, system repair, and crawl space encapsulation solutions. Our certified team guides you from initial detection to final remediation, ensuring your indoor air quality remains healthy for years to come.

3,000+

Systems Installed

18

Years of Experience

99%

Success Rate

EPA Approved

NRPP Licensed Professionals

The Problem & Solution

From Dangerous to Worry-Free

The Problem

  • Elevated radon levels (above 4.0 pCi/L) detected in your home
  • Radon is a radioactive gas that causes lung cancer
  • Invisible, odorless threat continuously entering your home through foundation cracks and soil
  • Long-term exposure puts your family’s health at serious risk
  • Can impact property value and home sales

The Outcome

  • Radon levels reduced to safer levels (typically below 2.0 pCi/L)
  • Family protected from long-term radon exposure and lung cancer risk
  • Clean, professional installation with minimal disruption to your home
  • Peace of mind with guaranteed results and continuous protection

90-99% Reduction Rate

Based on 3,000+ successful installations

Faqs

Radon Testing Questions

Get answers to common questions about radon testing and results.

When should I test my home for radon?

You should test immediately if you haven’t recently. The EPA recommends testing every two years, regardless of past results. It is also vital to retest after any home renovations, foundation repairs, or changes to your ventilation system. Testing during colder months when windows remain closed often yields the most accurate data.

What’s the difference between short-term & long-term radon testing?

Short-term tests run for two to seven days, offering a quick snapshot ideal for time-sensitive real estate transactions. Long-term tests last over 90 days, capturing seasonal fluctuations to provide a comprehensive year-round average of exposure. Both methods are valuable, depending on whether you need immediate results or long-term data.

Should I test for radon before buying or selling a home?

Yes, absolutely. Radon testing is a critical step in real estate transactions. Sellers should test to resolve issues early and avoid closing delays. Buyers must insist on a test to ensure they aren’t purchasing a home with dangerous air quality. Fixing high levels is a standard, negotiable part of the process.

Can I do a radon test myself, or should I hire a professional?

While DIY kits are available, they are prone to user error during placement or shipping. Hiring a professional ensures the test follows strict protocols, uses calibrated continuous monitors, and provides immediate, unbiased results. For real estate transactions, a professional test is almost always required to ensure accuracy and liability protection.

What is considered a high radon level?

The EPA establishes the action level at 4.0 picocuries per liter (pCi/L). If your home tests at or above this concentration, you should install a mitigation system. However, the World Health Organization recommends action at 2.7 pCi/L, and the EPA also suggests considering reduction methods for levels between 2.0 and 4.0.system actually increases marketability by demonstrating that radon has been properly addressed.

What happens if my radon test results come back high? 

Don’t panic. High radon levels are a fixable problem. If results are elevated, we will install a mitigation system tailored to your home. This system redirects gas from beneath your foundation to the outside air, effectively reducing indoor concentrations to safer levels quickly, reliably, and affordably.

Still have questions about radon testing?

Key Benefits

Why Choose Our Radon Mitigation Systems

If your radon testing shows elevated levels, Certified Radon Systems is here to help you.

EPA-Approved Methods

All systems installed using EPA-approved techniques and materials

90-99% Reduction

Proven track record of reducing radon to safer levels

Certified Professionals

NRPP-certified technicians with years of experience

Family Protection

Safeguard your loved ones from lung cancer risk

Clean Installation

Neat, professional work that respects your home

Low Operating Cost

Energy-efficient systems cost just $2-4/month to run

Testimonials

What Our Clients Say

Don’t just take our word for it – see what homeowners and real estate professionals have to say about our work.

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★★★★★

Scott and everyone at Certified Radon Systems are professional and efficient at what they do! We were so pleased with their approach to our specific needs and their work. They were easy to work with and did a great job!

Davis Creach

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★★★★★

Scott and his team were terrific to work with – start to finish. They accommodated our schedule, were prompt, and provided detailed communication every step of the way. They explained everything thoroughly and were patient with our (many) questions. 

Ian Long

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★★★★★

Scott was very professional and responsive to questions. Our radon level was very high and their team efficiently lowered it to well below the EPA action level. The price seemed reasonable as well.

Amy O’Donnell

Our Solution

How We Fix Your Radon Problem

We use proven, EPA-approved methods to eliminate radon from your home permanently.

A technician testing for radon in the lower level of a home.

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Site Diagnostic & Custom Design

We perform a comprehensive assessment to ensure we know what we’re dealing with and what type of mitigation process is best for you.

  • Inspect for cracks, sump pits, and expansion joints
  • Walk through the layout with you to decide between an interior route
  • Keep in you the loop, every step of the way

02

Data Acquisition

Our electronic monitors record hourly fluctuations in radon levels, providing a much clearer picture than a single “average” from a charcoal bag.

  • Log radon spikes and dips over the recommended period of time
  • Recommend “closed-house” conditions, keeping windows shut and doors closed as much as possible
  • Inform you of the results and whether or not your radon levels are of concern
A radon test.
Post Radon Testing in Progress

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Professional Analysis & Reporting

Once the 48-hour testing window is complete, we provide a comprehensive report that translates raw data into a clear action plan.

  • For high levels, we provide an explanation of why
  • Create a tailored mitigation plan for your home
  • Develop a plan for tracking and reducing radon levels
  • Provide ongoing support and maintenance

Helpful Resources

Learn About Radon

Educational articles and guides to help you understand radon risks, testing, and mitigation.

Service Area

Serving Buffalo & Western NY

We proudly serve homeowners and businesses throughout Western New York, including:

Buffalo, NY

Rochester, NY

Syracuse, NY

Niagara Falls, NY

West Seneca, NY

Jamestown, NY

…and surrounding communities. Not sure if we serve your area? Give us a call!

Local Expertise

As a locally owned business, we understand the unique radon challenges in our region and provide tailored solutions.

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