Radon Detectives

Your family deserves to know what’s in the air they breathe. We make professional radon testing simple, affordable, and reliable for homes in Lexington, Georgetown, and nearby communities.

Services That Never Flinch

What’s Included in Every Test

  • Professional-grade radon monitor

  • Correct placement in the lowest livable level

  • Closed-house testing guidance (what you should / shouldn’t do during the test)

  • Device retrieval

  • Written results

  • Straightforward explanation of what the number means

Illustration with colorful cartoon birds and birdhouses on a purple background, conveying information about radon gas health risks.
An educational infographic about testing bird nests for radon and fixing them if needed, featuring illustrated birds, birdhouses, and a QR code for more information.
““Let the clean air blow the cobwebs from your body. Air is medicine.””
— Lillian Russell

Monthly Radon Facts

Monthly Radon Facts

Infographic about radon exposure warning. The top section has a dark blue background with text stating 'Protect Your Family from Radon' and information that radon is dangerous because it's unseen, unheard, and tasteless. The middle section shows the ratio of homes with high radon levels, with a large '1 out of 15' figure and house icons. The bottom section provides a hotline number '1-800-SOS-RADON' and encourages calling for more information.
Infographic about radon exposure warning. The top section has a dark blue background with text stating 'Protect Your Family from Radon' and information that radon is dangerous because it's unseen, unheard, and tasteless. The middle section shows the ratio of homes with high radon levels, with a large '1 out of 15' figure and house icons. The bottom section provides a hotline number '1-800-SOS-RADON' and encourages calling for more information.
Illustration showing the link between radon exposure and smoking increasing lung cancer risk, with a couch, side table, and a thought bubble containing a house and cigarette, and text explaining that living in homes with high radon levels and smoking raises lung cancer risk by 10 times, with a CDC and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency logo and contact information for more information.
Illustration showing the link between radon exposure and smoking increasing lung cancer risk, with a couch, side table, and a thought bubble containing a house and cigarette, and text explaining that living in homes with high radon levels and smoking raises lung cancer risk by 10 times, with a CDC and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency logo and contact information for more information.

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