Learn how to test your home for radon with test kits, continuous digital monitors, or professional testing. Discover how long tests take, what radon levels mean, and when you should retest.
Ecosense’s Canadian Radon Map helps users explore local radon levels by postal code using Health Canada data. While it provides useful insight into regional radon risk, only a home radon test can determine the actual radon level inside your home.
Learn how to reduce radon levels at home with effective mitigation methods, sealing techniques, and ongoing monitoring. Discover practical steps to create a safer, healthier indoor environment for your family.
Learn how to check radon levels by ZIP code using interactive maps. Discover why your neighbor's risk differs and why continuous home testing is crucial.
Radon is an invisible, odorless gas with no warning signs, making testing essential for detection. This guide explains how to screen your home using short-term kits or continuous monitors, interpret results, and maintain long-term indoor air safety.
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.
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 how to choose the right home radon monitor to keep your family safe. Find why speed, professional-grade accuracy, real-time monitoring, and proven ion chamber technology make Ecosense devices the top choice for fast, reliable radon readings.
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.
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.
