CHARLOTTE & THE CAROLINAS

Radon Inspections

Professional radon testing to help you understand indoor air safety before buying, selling or maintaining a home.

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CLEAR INDOOR AIR INSIGHT FOR SAFER HOME DECISIONS

Radon Testing For Homes Across Charlotte & the Carolinas

A Hidden Risk You Cannot See Or Smell
Radon is a naturally occurring gas that can enter homes through the ground, foundation cracks, crawlspaces and other openings. ClearVUE uses professional testing to help identify whether elevated radon levels may be present.
Reliable Testing Before You Move Forward
Radon testing is especially helpful during a home purchase, sale or inspection process. Our clear results give buyers, sellers and homeowners important information about indoor air safety.

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ACCURATE TESTING FOR A HEALTHIER HOME ENVIRONMENT

Helping You Understand What You Cannot See

Professional Monitoring With Clear Results
ClearVUE uses calibrated continuous radon monitors that record readings over a 48-hour period. This gives you reliable data that can help guide your next steps.
Support After The Results
If elevated radon levels are found, we explain what the results mean and recommend the next step. While ClearVUE does not install mitigation systems, we can guide you toward licensed radon mitigation professionals.

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A CLEAR PROCESS FOR RADON DETECTION

ClearVUE’s Four-Step Radon Testing Process

Property Assessment

Preparing The Home For Radon Testing

We begin by placing a calibrated radon monitor in the appropriate area of the home. The setup is completed carefully so readings can be collected under proper testing conditions.

Continuous Radon Monitoring

Accurate 48-Hour Readings

The monitor records radon levels continuously over a 48-hour period. This provides reliable data and helps give a clearer picture of indoor radon conditions.

Digital Reporting

Clear Results Delivered Promptly

After the monitor is retrieved, results are processed and shared in a clear digital format. Reports are typically delivered the next business day after testing is complete.

Next-Step Guidance

Helping You Understand What The Results Mean

If radon levels are above the recommended action level, we explain the findings and recommend next steps. A licensed radon mitigation contractor can help reduce elevated radon levels when needed.

We are buying a home for the first time and ClearVUE did our home inspection! Ryan was so nice and patient with us and our questions. They took time to sit down with us, show us photos of each part of our home, and explained everything. They gave us multiple solutions on how to fix even the smallest things. So grateful!

— Marlee Haulsee

Radon Inspection FAQs

1. What is radon and why should I be concerned about it?

Radon is a naturally occurring, colorless, odorless radioactive gas that can enter homes through the ground. Long-term exposure to high radon levels has been linked to lung cancer, making testing an important step for understanding indoor air safety.

2. How does radon enter my home?

Radon can move from soil and rock beneath the home and enter through foundation cracks, crawlspaces, sump pumps, pipe gaps and other openings in the structure.

3. Is radon testing really necessary in North and South Carolina?

Yes. Many homes throughout the Carolinas can be built on radon-prone soil. Even if nearby homes test low, your property could still have elevated radon levels, so testing is recommended during the buying or selling process.

4. How does ClearVUE test for radon?

ClearVUE uses calibrated continuous radon monitors that record readings over a 48-hour period. These devices provide accurate data and follow EPA testing guidelines.

5. When is the best time to schedule a radon test?

Radon testing can be completed at any time of year. It is commonly scheduled during a home inspection before purchasing a property, especially for homes with basements or crawlspaces.

6. How long does the radon test take?

The radon test runs for 48 continuous hours while the monitor collects readings. After the device is retrieved, results are processed and typically delivered the next business day.

7. What happens if high radon levels are detected?

If results are above the EPA’s recommended action level of 4.0 pCi/L, we will explain the results and recommend next steps. A licensed radon mitigation specialist can install a system to help reduce radon levels.

8. Does ClearVUE install radon mitigation systems?

No. ClearVUE focuses on professional radon testing and inspections. If mitigation is needed, we can recommend connecting with licensed radon mitigation contractors in your area.

9. Can radon levels change over time?

Yes. Radon levels can change due to weather, ventilation, renovations, seasonal conditions and changes in the home. Periodic testing is recommended, even if a previous test showed low levels.

10. Is radon testing expensive?

Radon testing is an affordable way to better understand indoor air safety. ClearVUE offers radon testing as a standalone service or as an add-on to a full home inspection.