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Radon Testing
in Lockport, IL -

Where can you get Radon Testing?

Independent. Professional. Local. Since 2002.

Quality Environmental Testing (QET) has been providing

independent radon testing for homeowners, home buyers,

sellers, and real estate professionals throughout Lockport

and the southwest suburbs since 2002.

We use professional continuous radon monitors to help you

understand your home's  radon level with accurate,

unbiased results.

SCHEDULE YOUR RADON TEST TODAY

TESTING ONLY

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We do not install
mitigation systems

Under Illinois administrative code (32 Illinois Administrative Code Part 422), the same licensed professional or company cannot perform both the initial/post-mitigation radon test and the radon mitigation at the same address. A conflict of interest is strictly prohibited to ensure impartial test results

WHY CHOOSE QUALITY
ENVIRONMENTAL TESTING?
 

Family - owned and local since 2002

Independent testing only - we do not sell mitigation

Professional continuous radon monitors

Licensed and experienced inspectors

Honest, unbiased results you can trust

Friendly, responsive local service

Serving Lockport and the southwest suburbs

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FAMILY-OWNED
SINCE 2002

INDEPENDENT
TESTING ONLY

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THOUSANDS OF
HOMES TESTED

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LICENSED &
EXPERIENCED

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CLEAR, EASY-TO-READ
ELECTRONIC REPORTS

WHY DO LOCKPORT HOMES NEED RADON TESTING?

Many homeowners assume radon is only a problem in older homes or homes with basements. In reality, elevated radon levels can be found in homes of every age, size, and style throughout Lockport.

 

Over the past two decades, we've tested homes across Lockport—from established neighborhoods near downtown to newer subdivisions throughout the city. We've found that one house can have low radon levels while the home next door may have significantly higher readings. That's because radon comes from the soil beneath each individual home, making every property unique.

 

Lockport's geology, combined with changing weather conditions, foundation construction, and how a home is ventilated, can all influence indoor radon levels. Whether your home has a full basement, crawl space, or is built on a slab, the only way to know your radon level is through professional testing.

 

Because radon has no color, odor, or taste, homeowners cannot detect it without testing equipment.

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Every home is

different - even

next door.

Basements, crawl

spaces, and slab

homes can all

have radon

Soil, foundation

construction, and

airflow all effect

radon levels.

   Protect your

family. Test your

Home. Breathe

easier.

HOW DOES PROFESSIONAL RADON TESTING WORK?

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SCHEDULE

We find a convenient

time to place the

monitor in your

Lockport home

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WE PLACE THE
MONITOR

Our calibrated SunRADON

1028-XP monitor is placed

in the lowest livable level

of the home

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48-HOUR TEST

The monitor records

hourly radon readings

for a minimum of

48 hours

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EASY-TO-READ
REPORT

You'll receive an

electronic report with

your results and a

clear explanation.

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HOW LONG DOES A RADON TEST TAKE?   A professional radon test takes a minimum of
48 hours. You'll receive your report as quickly as possible once the test is complete.

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HOW MUCH DOES 
RADON TESTING COST?

DIY KIT OR PROFESSIONAL
TEST - WHAT'S BETTER?

Pricing depends on the size

of your home, number of

monitors needed, and type

of property. Contact us for

a no-obligation quote.

DIY kits can be a start, but

professional testing provides

proper placement, continuous

monitoring, detailed reporting,

and expert guidance.

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WHAT HAPPENS IF MY
RADON LEVEL IS HIGH?

We provide testing, not

mitigation. If levels are high,

we can recommend trusted

mitigation professionals.

Retesting is recommended

after mitigation.

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HOW OFTEN SHOULD
I TEST MY HOME?

We recommend testing every

2 years or after major

renovations, HVAC changes,

or mitigation system

installation.

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