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Radon
Testing

Radon is an odorless, colorless gas — and 1 in 3 Utah homes tested comes back above federal guidelines. Our 48-hour continuous test tells you whether your family's air is safe, included free with every standard InspectUP home inspection.

Included free with inspection 48-hour continuous test IAC2 Radon Certified
InspectUP continuous radon monitor set up in a Utah home
1 in 3 Utah homes
exceed EPA limits
The invisible risk

You can't see it, smell it, or taste it.

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that seeps up from the soil and collects inside homes. You can't detect it with your senses — the only way to know your level is to measure it. It's the leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers, and the risk is highest for children.

In Utah the problem is common: about one in three homes tested comes back above the EPA action level of 4.0 pCi/L. At InspectUP, a continuous radon monitor is included with every standard home inspection at no extra charge, so you'll know your number before you close.

Every radon test records

  • Continuous 48-hour readings
  • Peak & average radon levels
  • Hour-by-hour fluctuation log
  • Temperature & humidity
  • Tamper & movement checks
  • EPA action-level comparison
The full picture

Radon, measured properly.

Radon testing done right is more than a canister on a shelf. Select any area to see how InspectUP measures, reports, and acts on your home's levels.

Diagram showing how radon gas enters a home from the soil

The Radon Test

    How it works

    Your radon test,
    step by step.

    A continuous monitor does the work — here's how your 48-hour radon test unfolds, start to finish.

    Monitor Placed

    We set a calibrated continuous radon monitor on the lowest livable level, under closed-house conditions.

    48-Hour Measurement

    The monitor logs radon hour by hour for a minimum of 48 hours, capturing the real fluctuations a canister misses.

    Data & Report

    Readings are downloaded into a clear report showing your average and peak levels against the EPA action level.

    Results & Next Steps

    We explain what your number means and, if it's high, how mitigation can bring it safely back down.

    The gas you can't see
    is common in Utah homes.

    1 in 3
    Utah homes exceed EPA limits
    48hr
    Continuous test period
    Free
    Included with inspection
    #1
    Lung-cancer cause in non-smokers
    InspectUP lead home inspector
    1,000s
    Inspections
    over 10 years
    Meet your inspector

    The same certified eyes on every home.

    InterNACHI® & IAC2 Radon Certified Inspector

    When you book InspectUP, you get an InterNACHI®-certified, IAC2 radon-certified inspector who treats your future home like it's their own family moving in — not a rushed checklist. Every report is completed personally and in-house, so nothing gets lost along the way.

    InterNACHI® CPI Infrared Certified IAC2 Radon IAC2 Mold AHIT-Trained
    Why it matters

    Radon is invisible. The risk isn't.

    Protect your family's lungs

    Radon is the leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers. A simple test tells you whether the air your family breathes every night is safe.

    Know your real number

    You can't sense radon — you can only measure it. A 48-hour continuous test gives you an accurate reading, not a guess or a one-off snapshot.

    Negotiate or mitigate

    If levels come back high, a documented report lets you request mitigation or build the fix into your offer before you close.

    Radon is a leading cause of lung cancer
    The bottom line

    The #1 cause of lung cancer in non-smokers.

    After smoking, radon is the second-leading cause of lung cancer in the United States — and the leading cause among people who have never smoked. The EPA estimates it contributes to roughly 21,000 lung cancer deaths every year.

    Because radon is invisible and has no smell, a family can breathe elevated levels for years without any warning. The risk is highest for children, whose lungs are still developing. A simple 48-hour test is the only way to know your home's level — and to protect the people sleeping under its roof.

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    InspectUP inspector reviewing completed repairs during a reinspection

    Qualify for a reinspection

    Made repairs after your report? Contact us within 30 days of your original inspection and we'll review your case. If you qualify, we re-evaluate the home in question for just $60.

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    Common questions

    Radon testing FAQs

    Yes. A continuous radon test is included with every standard InspectUP home inspection at no extra charge — a service many inspectors bill separately.
    Our continuous monitor runs for a minimum of 48 hours under closed-house conditions, then produces a report of your home's average and peak radon levels.
    The EPA recommends taking action at 4.0 pCi/L or higher. Your report compares your home's average directly against that action level, so you know exactly where you stand.
    Elevated radon can usually be fixed with a mitigation system that vents the gas safely outside. We'll explain your options and point you toward qualified next steps.
    If repairs are made after your inspection, contact us within 30 days and we'll review your case. Qualifying homes can be reinspected for $60.
    Included as standard

    Know what's in
    the air they breathe.

    Because radon testing comes standard with every InspectUP inspection, you'll have your home's levels before closing — never as a surprise line item on your bill.

    Schedule your inspection

    Included as standard

    • Infrared thermal imaging
    • Radon testing
    • Comprehensive photo report
    • Full walkthrough of findings

    Book your inspection.

    Tell us about your home and your timing. We'll confirm fast and put the same certified eyes on your inspection that Utah buyers and agents have trusted for two decades.

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