AllPro Radon Services Co. Serving Maryland and Pennsylvania York and Lancaster, PA & Bel Air and Baltimore, MD
AllPro Radon Services Company
PA DEP Radon Certification #2677
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What is Radon?
Radon is a naturally occuring radioactive gas produced through the decay of uranium.
- Radon enters homes through hollow block walls, cracks or holes in foundation floors and walls, sump pits and water supply.
- Zone 1 (red zones) counties have the highest potential of having a radon level greater than 4.0 pCi/L (pico curies per liter).
- York, Adams and Lancaster County PA and Baltimore, Harford, and Carroll County MD are all Zone 1 Counties.
Source: U.S. EPA - Select a map for details.
- About 40% of all PA homes have radon levels greater than the EPA guideline of 4.0 pCi/L.
- Radon can be present in your home at unsafe levels.
- Radon is believed to be the second leading cause of lung cancer after smoking.
- The health risks from radon is even higher if you have smoked during your lifetime.
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- The U.S. Surgeon General, U.S. EPA and the PA DEP recommend that all homes be tested for radon.
- A simple radon test can measure the level of radon in your home.
- If high radon levels are found it is easy and not very costly to reduce.
What is Radon?
Radon is a naturally occuring radioactive gas produced through the decay of uranium.
- Radon enters homes through hollow block walls, cracks or holes in foundation floors and walls, sump pits and water supply.
- Zone 1 (red zones) counties have the highest potential of having a radon level greater than 4.0 pCi/L (pico curies per liter).
- York, Adams and Lancaster County PA and Baltimore, Harford, and Carroll County MD are all Zone 1 Counties.
Source: U.S. EPA - Select a map for details.
- About 40% of all PA homes have radon levels greater than the EPA guideline of 4.0 pCi/L.
- Radon can be present in your home at unsafe levels.
- Radon is believed to be the second leading cause of lung cancer after smoking.
- The health risks from radon is even higher if you have smoked during your lifetime.
Read News Release
- The U.S. Surgeon General, U.S. EPA and the PA DEP recommend that all homes be tested for radon.
- A simple radon test can measure the level of radon in your home.
- If high radon levels are found it is easy and not very costly to reduce.
AllPro Radon provides radon testing in:
- private homes
- homes involved in a real estate transfer
- commercial buildings, and in
- schools
AllPro Radon provides certified radon testing:
- PA DEP Radon Testing Cert. #2677
- NACHI ID #08121501
- IAC2 Cert. #IAC2-01-5773
Radon Test Fees
Pricing for a single radon test:
- Special Pricing when combined with a Home Inspection.
- E-mail us to obtain a free price quote for radon testing in buildings other than homes.
- Special testing available for homeowners not involved in a real estate transfer
$139.00 Special limited pricing for residential radon tests ordered online.
Click to Email AllPro and schedule your radon test.$149.00 Special for single residential real estate radon tests ordered online.
Non-Residential and Commercial radon test pricing available upon request.
Click to Email AllPro with any questions.Protecting Your Health, Protecting Your Investment, Protecting Your Peace Of Mind
Maryland and Pennsylvania cities served include Bel Air, Baltimore, York, Lancaster and the nearby regions of Harford, Baltimore and Carroll County, MD, and in York, Adams and Lancaster County, PA.
