| The process of a Radon measurement or test is as follows: (short-term test) A very precise hourly measurement of the level of radon is obtained using a device that is left in the home for 48 hours or more. The device is called a "continuous radon monitor"... (CRM). The "CRM" will record data during a minimum of 48 hours. After 48 hours the "CRM" will be picked up and the data will be transmitted to the lab via phone line (the lab is AirChek, Inc.). The lab will process all data recorded, then the results, which include a graph of the hourly readings, will be sent via e-mail to you, and / or printed out for you. The results and report are available, in most cases, the same day as the CRM is picked up. Please see the images on this page for of the report. Reported data includes: Radon Level per hour, Radon average exposure for the time period. Temperatures, Relative Humidities, and Atmospheric Pressures for each hour of the test. Using a "CRM" device for data collection is the most precise and verifiable way to collect overall radon conditions in the home. Tampering and other disqualifying events are evident with this type of device. Although it is not required under EPA protocol for testing with a "CRM"... A second "Carbon" type monitor is used in conjunction with the "CRM" for even more assurance of the test results accuracy and validity. ______________ Trust Accurate Home Inspections to provide the most thorough, highest quality Radon test available. |
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