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Real Estate Radon Sample Report

Property Address         Test Number        Test Date       Result

1st Floor Bedroom         4984989                2005-04-30     32.4 pCi/l

45 Vermont Ct
Asheville, NC 28806     4984990                2005-04-30     33.3 pCi/l

                                                                        Average 32.8 pCi/l

Interpreting your Radon Test Results

The EPA states that homes with these average radon gas levels should be mitigated. Additional information is available from the EPA "Home Buyer's and Seller's Guide to Radon." You may also obtain this information by contacting your state radon office at 919-571-4141
No tampering was observed during the radon test. However, the technician noted that closed house conditions were not maintained during the test.

The home described in the chart above has been short term protocol tested for the presence of radon using the device listed. The test and analysis have been performed to comply with E.P.A. radon testing protocol. This certificate represents the average radon concentration at the time the sampling was conducted and at the specific location within the building. However, it must be noted that radon concentrations will vary from day to day and from season to season.

Whenever doing a real estate test, follow all instructions so that you are not influencing radon test results. 

Adsorption of Radon

The Real Estate Radon Test Kits use activated charcoal as an adsorption medium that collects radon in a very concentrated form. The test kit containing the charcoal uses foam to seal the container allowing the capture of a concentrated sample of air.  The container is then sealed for easy return to the laboratory for analysis.

If you have radon. Click here to link to a short video on how to get rid of it.  If you are handy, you can mitigate the radon yourself, or call your State Health Department to contact a professional mitigator to get rid of the radon for you.