01 — SCHEDULE
Book The Test
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StressFree Mold Removal | Environmental Testing
Radon Is Invisible.
Your Answers Shouldn't Be.
You can't see, smell, or taste radon. A professional test helps you understand what's happening inside your home, with clear results and practical next steps.
Metro Detroit Service
Clear Reporting
Homeowner & Real Estate Testing
No scare tactics. Just measurement, explanation, and informed decisions.
01 — Schedule
Request your appointment
02 — Measure
Test under appropriate conditions
03 — Understand
Review results and next steps
Understand The Concern
What Is Radon — And Why Test?
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas produced by the breakdown of uranium in soil and rock. It can enter buildings through foundation openings and accumulate indoors.
Long-term exposure to elevated radon increases the risk of lung cancer. Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States, according to the EPA.
- Radon cannot be detected by human senses.
- Any home may have elevated radon concentrations.
- New and older homes can both be affected.
- Testing is the way to know your indoor concentration.
INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS
You Cannot Control What You Haven't Measured.
Measure first. Understand the results. Decide with confidence.
Our Customer Journey
Three Simple Steps. Clear Answers.
A straightforward service process for homeowners, buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals.
02 — MEASURE
Conduct Testing
A radon measurement is conducted using an appropriate testing method and protocol. Preparation, placement, and duration depend on the purpose of the test.
03 — UNDERSTAND
Receive The Report
Review the measured radon concentration, what the results mean, and recommended next steps if elevated levels are identified.
Residential Radon Testing
Know What's Happening Inside Your Home.
Whether you've lived in your home for twenty years or just moved in, radon testing provides useful information about your indoor environment.
- Testing for existing homeowners
- Testing before purchasing a property
- Testing before listing a home
- Retesting after radon mitigation
- Periodic testing when building conditions change
Real Estate Radon Testing
Better Information. Better Property Decisions.
Real estate transactions move quickly. Radon testing helps buyers, sellers, and agents make informed decisions based on measured results.
BUYERS
Understand Before Closing
Get documented information about radon concentrations and what the result may mean for your purchase decision.
SELLERS
Reduce Uncertainty
Consider testing before listing so potential radon questions don't first appear during negotiations.
AGENTS
Clear Documentation
Coordinate testing timelines and receive understandable results to share with the appropriate parties.
Real estate testing may require specific placement, closed-building conditions, measurement duration, and transaction protocols. Applicable requirements must be confirmed before scheduling.
What Your Numbers Mean
Results Without The Guesswork.
Radon is measured in picocuries per liter (pCi/L). The EPA recommends taking action to reduce radon at or above 4.0 pCi/L and considering action between 2.0 and 4.0 pCi/L. No radon level is completely risk-free.
| Result | What It Means | Potential Next Step |
|---|---|---|
| Below 2.0 pCi/L | Below the EPA consideration range, but not zero risk. | Retest periodically or when conditions change. |
| 2.0 to below 4.0 pCi/L | EPA recommends considering radon reduction. | Discuss options and whether additional testing is appropriate. |
| 4.0 pCi/L or higher | At or above the EPA action level. | Follow applicable confirmation guidance and pursue mitigation as appropriate. |
A short-term result is a snapshot, not necessarily a long-term average. Follow-up recommendations depend on the result, test type, and transaction circumstances. The EPA action level is not a boundary between safe and unsafe air.
Illustrative Layout Only
Radon Test Summary
Property
Sample Property — Michigan
Test method
To Be Specified
Measurement period
To Be Documented
Radon concentration
Example: 4.6 pCi/L
Interpretation
At Or Above EPA Action Level
This is an illustrative reporting mockup, not a real test result or certified instrument report. Replace with a genuine redacted report before launch.
After Your Test
If Results Are Elevated, What's Next?
- Understand the measured concentration and EPA guidance.
- Discuss whether confirmatory testing is appropriate.
- Consult a qualified radon mitigation professional when indicated.
- Perform follow-up testing after mitigation to verify effectiveness.
Important: This page advertises radon testing, not radon mitigation. Mitigation is not included in the testing service.
The StressFree Difference
Local Service. Straight Answers.
A focused radon-testing experience from a Metro Detroit environmental services business — with the information that matters to you.
01
Local Accountability
Work with a local team serving Metro Detroit rather than navigating a national call center.
02
Evidence Over Fear
We prioritize actual measurements, plain-language education, and practical recommendations.
03
Clear Next Steps
Know what the test measures, what the report means, and what to consider if levels are elevated.
Testing personnel qualifications, equipment specifications, calibration procedures, and applicable Michigan requirements must be verified before publication.
Frequently Asked Questions
Good Questions Deserve Clear Answers.
Can I smell or see radon?
No. Radon is colorless and odorless. Testing is needed to determine its concentration indoors.
How long does a radon test take?
Short-term radon tests commonly run for at least 48 hours, depending on the device and protocol. The required duration will be confirmed for your appointment.
Do I need to keep windows and doors closed?
Many short-term tests require closed-building conditions before and during testing. Normal entry and exit is generally allowed. Specific instructions depend on the test method.
Is radon only a problem in basements?
No. Radon can occur in homes with basements, crawlspaces, or slab foundations. Placement depends on the purpose of the test and applicable guidance.
What if my result is above 4.0 pCi/L?
The EPA recommends taking action to reduce radon at or above 4.0 pCi/L. Confirmation and mitigation recommendations depend on the test and circumstances.
Can I test during a home purchase?
Yes. Radon testing is common during real estate transactions. Provide your inspection contingency or closing deadline when requesting testing.
Does StressFree install radon mitigation systems?
Not as part of this service. The offering described here is radon testing and reporting. If mitigation is indicated, seek an appropriately qualified mitigation professional.
Does a low result mean I never need to test again?
No. Radon levels can change over time. Periodic retesting is recommended, particularly after renovations or changes to building conditions.
Take The First Step
Schedule Your Radon Test.
Whether you're checking your own home or coordinating a real estate transaction, start with a simple request.
Prefer To Speak Directly?
Serving Metro Detroit and surrounding Southeast Michigan communities, subject to appointment availability.
Scheduling and pricing are confirmed directly. An inquiry does not create a confirmed appointment.
Request Testing
Start with our contact page. A dedicated radon booking form can be connected when your intake workflow is finalized.
Radon Booking Form — Integration Pending
Recommended fields: name, email, phone, property address, homeowner or real estate test, preferred date, and transaction deadline.
Configure secure submissions, notifications, privacy language, and appointment confirmation before activating a dedicated form.
