Heating season is coming. Time to ensure your home's radon level is safe.
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Algoma Radon Testing
Canada's most experienced C-NRPP Radon Gas Measurement Provider
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The heating season is the best time to test, fix and save a life. Take action on Radon and order your Radon Gas Detector today.
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Health Canada recommends a radon test duration of three months with a minimum of one month. A twelve month test would be optimal. However in some cases, a more rapid indication or snapshot of the radon level (typically 4 to 10 days) may be required, such as in a real estate transaction or if a home owner is concerned and does not want to wait a long period of time.
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Health Canada estimates that over 3200 Canadians die each year as a result of exposure to high levels of Radon in their homes and workplace. Approximately 16% of all lung cancers are attributed to Radon exposure.
"I met Luc while walking my dogs on Spruce Beach. We chatted about his business. When he checked the radon level in my home, a resolution was quickly put into action as it was too high. His service is efficient, professional, courteous combined with a pleasant personality. Once a fan was installed, along with other corrective measures, by another party, Luc retested. He also verified all the work done. Very reasonably priced. I am very satisfied, and breathing more safely. Thank you, Algoma Radon Testing. Thank you, Luc." - Lucille S.
I highly recommend Algoma Radon Testing for their exceptional service. They responded quickly to my inquiry, demonstrating their professionalism and concern for customer needs. The testing and analysis were completed rapidly, providing me with results much sooner than expected. What impressed me most was the detailed explanation they provided about Radon gas, which was both informative and easy to understand. -Matt L.
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Certifications and Recognitions
The 2024 Ontario Building Code, effective January 1, 2025, mandates new construction to include a rough-in for a subfloor depressurization system to protect against radon and soil gas ingress. This means new homes will have the necessary pipes and granular material in place for a future radon mitigation fan, a significant step to prevent lung cancer caused by the invisible, odorless gas. Builders must also ensure air barriers are continuous and seal all penetrations to prevent radon from entering the building.