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Radon is a colorless, odorless gas produced naturally through the decomposition of Uranium in rocks and soil. Radon released into the outdoor air poses no risk. Radon enters your home through cracks in basement floors or foundations, concrete slabs, or crawl spaces. Long term exposure to Radon can cause lung cancer. With Scope Environmental, Radon Testing in St. Louis is a breeze.
Radon air levels are measured in homes and commercial buildings two different ways. Passive testing involves using canisters or trays, which will absorb the radon gas. The amount of radon is calculated as a function of the radon absorption per exposure time. Active testing involves using a continuous run monitor for a minimum of 48 hours. The continuous run monitor takes real-time measurements using sensitive sensor technology.
The pros of using passive radon monitor is that it does not require access to power, the sampling technique is easy, and the analysis is inexpensive. The cons are that the results may not be as accurate as continuous radon monitoring.
Active radon testing via continuous run monitors is the most accurate way to determine radon levels in a home. Professional grade radon monitors will continuously measure and record the level of radon gas