Seeing a "Fix Your Home" on your radon monitor? Learn how to interpret radon spikes, how long to test before taking action, and when to call a professional.
There’s no completely safe radon level. The EPA recommends action at 4.0 pCi/L, while the WHO suggests 2.7 pCi/L. Levels below 2.0 pCi/L are generally low risk, but higher readings may require mitigation. Since radon fluctuates, continuous monitoring helps ensure your home stays at the lowest possible risk level.
1 in 5 Canadian homes has high radon. Learn how to accurately monitor this gas and protect your family from the leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers.
Learn where to place radon detectors in your home for accurate readings and why using two EcoQube monitors makes sure you get continuous, whole-home protection.
Wondering, "Are home radon detectors accurate?" We compare digital and charcoal kits, highlight the accuracy of Ecosense, and help keep your family safe.
Radon retesting matters, even if you’ve already tested once. If you use a digital radon monitor, you gain the same protection without having to remember when to retest.
Discover why every home needs an instant radon monitor. Learn how fast, accurate detectors reveal daily and seasonal fluctuations, catch hidden spikes, and provide real-time insights to protect your family’s health.
Learn how to safely move your Ecosense radon monitor to another room, when to do it, how long to test, and why relocating your radon detector can give you a clearer picture of your home’s radon exposure.
Ecosense radon monitors deliver award-winning, professional-grade accuracy backed by global validation—protect your home with real-time, easy monitoring.
Wondering whether to use a short-term or long-term radon test? This guide breaks down the differences and explains why continuous radon monitoring is the most accurate, reliable, and stress-free way to protect your home and your family.
