Can radon come back into a Colorado home if it was already mitigated?

Yes, radon can return to a mitigated Colorado home due to foundation settling, new cracks, ventilation changes, or system failures. Mitigation is a long-term solution, but it’s not forever—like any tool, it requires maintenance and regular checks. Fans may degrade, and soil shifts can alter radon levels. Retest every two years or use a continuous monitor for safety. Talk to your radon mitigation professional to understand expected radon levels and when to call for service.

If I had my Colorado home tested for radon before, does that mean it is still safe?

Not necessarily. A one-time test doesn’t reflect long-term radon exposure, as levels fluctuate due to temperature changes, soil conditions, weather conditions, and structural changes. If testing was done in a warmer month, radon levels may have been lower. To ensure ongoing safety, use a continuous radon monitor or retest at least every two years.

Does Colorado have a radon problem?

Yes, Colorado has a significant radon problem, ranking 7th highest in the U.S. due to its geology. The state’s average radon level is 6.8 pCi/L—2.8 times higher than the EPA’s action level of 4.0 pCi/L. With over 50% of homes exceeding this threshold, continuous radon monitoring and professional mitigation are essential for long-term safety.

What Colorado cities are most at risk of radon?

Nearly 75% of Colorado falls within the EPA’s Zone 1, indicating the highest radon risk, while the remaining 25% is in Zone 2. Cities with particularly high radon levels include Boulder, Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, and Denver. However, due to Colorado’s uranium-rich soil, any home in the state can be at risk, making ongoing radon testing essential.

What is the equivalent health risk of living in a Colorado home with average radon levels?

Living in a home with average radon levels of 6.8 pCi/L is equivalent to smoking a pack of cigarettes every day. This level of exposure significantly increases the risk of lung cancer, highlighting the importance of regular radon testing and mitigation for long-term health and safety.

Could a child growing up in a home with radon in Colorado end up with lung cancer?

Yes, prolonged exposure to high radon levels increases the risk of lung cancer, even for children. Because children have smaller lungs and breathe more air relative to their size, they are more vulnerable to radon’s harmful effects. Radon is the leading cause of lung cancer in the U.S. among non-smokers, making it a significant health risk for families.

Could I really get lung cancer if I have never smoked a cigarette a day in my life?

Yes, radon exposure is the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers and the second leading cause of lung cancer deaths overall, after smoking. Even without a history of smoking, long-term exposure to elevated radon levels significantly increases the risk of developing lung cancer.

How do you mitigate radon if you have it in your Colorado home?

The most common method is installing a radon mitigation system, such as a sub-slab depressurization system. These systems vent radon gas from beneath the home to the outside. Costs can range from $800 to $3,500.

Is opening the windows the best way to deter radon if levels elevate too high in your Colorado home?

Opening windows may temporarily lower radon levels, but it is not a long-term solution. A properly installed radon mitigation system is far more effective in reducing radon levels consistently. It’s crucial to monitor radon levels regularly to ensure the system is working properly and maintaining a safe indoor environment.

What is the government doing about radon in Colorado?

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) raises awareness about radon risks, offers discounted test kits, and supports professional radon education and training.

RadonEye Pro Calibration Service with Ecosense

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RadonEye Pro Calibration Service

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Shipping & Service Information

Shipping Address

Ship To:

Ecosense Calibration Center
1 Technology Drive Building D, Suite 409
Irvine, CA 92618 United States

Order Number

After placing your calibration order, you will receive a confirmation email with your order number.

When shipping your RadonEye Pro device:

Include your order number inside the package
Use the provided label to print and attach the Order # Label with the order ID clearly visible
Note: This label is not your shipping label

Return Shipping Fee

$20 – up to 2 RadonEye Pro units
$30 – 3 or more units

The conditions in the chamber will be held as constant as practicable; nominally at a radon concentration of 25 pCi/L, temperature of 70 deg. F, and a relative humidity of 50%
Any reports supplied by Ecosense are intended for use in, or demonstration of, CLIENT’s quality assurance program. Any other use or distribution of such reports shall be at CLIENT’s sole risk and without liability to Ecosense.
CLIENT acknowledges that Local, State, or Federal laws or regulations may require Ecosense to notify third party agencies of certain calibration/proficiency results. CLIENT shall make no claims against Ecosense arising from such notifications.
Any liability of Ecosense under the provisions of this agreement is limited to the compensation provided under the agreement, and Ecosense shall have no liability for consequential, indirect or special damages.
Payment shall be made in advance before the commencement of services.
The cost of return shipments shall be prepaid by CLIENT.
Calibration is scheduled to be sent within two weeks after Ecosense receives the device for RadonEye Pro Calibration Services, and if any special issues arise, Ecosense will provide an advanced notice to the CLIENT of the situation and schedule.

If you have any questions regarding calibration, please contact chamber@ecosense.io.

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Return Shipping Fee:

For Pro items, the return shipping fee is $20 for up to 2 Pros.
For 3 or more Pros, the fee is $30.

Order Number:

Once your purchase is complete, you will receive an order number in your confirmation email. When shipping your RadonEye Pro, please include that order number in the package. Use the provided label to print and attach the Order # Label (note that this is not your shipping label) with the order ID clearly visible.

Ship To:

Ecosense Calibration Center
1 Technology Drive, Building D, Suite 409, Irvine, CA 92618

If you have any questions regarding calibration, please contact chamber@ecosense.io.

Terms of Service

The conditions in the chamber will be held as constant as practicable; nominally at a radon concentration of 25 pCi/L, temperature of 70 deg. F, and a relative humidity of 50%.
Any reports supplied by Ecosense are intended for use in, or demonstration of, CLIENT’s quality assurance program. Any other use or distribution of such reports shall be at CLIENT’s sole risk and without liability to Ecosense.
CLIENT acknowledges that Local, State, or Federal laws or regulations may require Ecosense to notify third party agencies of certain calibration/proficiency results. CLIENT shall make no claims against Ecosense arising from such notifications.
Any liability of Ecosense under the provisions of this agreement is limited to the compensation provided under the agreement, and Ecosense shall have no liability for consequential, indirect or special damages.
Payment shall be made in advance before the commencement of services.
The cost of return shipments shall be prepaid by CLIENT.
Calibration is scheduled to be sent within two weeks after Ecosense receives the device for RadonEye Pro Calibration Services, and if any special issues arise, Ecosense will provide an advanced notice to the CLIENT of the situation and schedule.

How RadonEye Pro Calibration Works

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Schedule

Submit your calibration request and receive shipping instructions.

2

Ship

Send your RadonEye Pro to the Ecosense calibration center in Irvine, CA.

3

Calibrate

Our technicians inspect the device, calibrate it in a controlled radon chamber, and update firmware if available.

4

Return

Your calibrated RadonEye Pro is returned in 7-10 business days with a new 12-month calibration certificate.

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Why Choose Ecosense Calibration Center

RadonEye Pro Calibration keeps your device operating at peak accuracy and ensures compliance with regulatory standards through calibration in our NRPP-certified radon chamber

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Factory Expertise

Your RadonEye Pro Calibration is conducted by highly trained personnel with extensive knowledge and expertise in Ecosense equipment, ensuring precision and reliability.

Facility Transparensy

Our NRPP-certified calibration radon chambers and procedures follow strict quality control standards for professional radon measurement devices.

Firmware Updates Included

If new firmware improvements are available, we will update your device during the RadonEye Pro Calibration.

Trusted by Radon Professionals

RadonEye Pro is used by inspectors, mitigators, and measurement professionals across the U.S.

Inside the Ecosense Calibration Center

Your RadonEye Pro is calibrated in controlled radon chambers designed specifically for professional radon measurement instruments.

Each RadonEye Pro Undergoes:

Device inspection and diagnostic check
Calibration against controlled radon concentration levels
Performance verification
Certificate generation

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Questions? We’ve Got You Covered

Feel free to reach out to us at chamber@ecosense.io.
We're here to help with any questions you may have about the RadonEye Pro Calibration Service

RadonEye Pro should be calibrated annually to maintain accuracy and comply with NRPP (National Radon Proficiency Program) and NRSB (National Radon Safety Board) certification requirements

Typical turnaround time is approximately 7-10 business days from the date the device is received at the Ecosense calibration center.

Yes. Both NRPP and NRSB require annual calibration for continuous radon monitors used by professionals.

Yes. Ecosense offers discount pricing for multiple RadonEye Pro units sent for calibration together.

1 device: $145
2–5 devices: 5% off calibration price
6+ devices: 10% off calibration price

Return shipping covers the cost of sending your calibrated RadonEye Pro devices back to you after service is completed.

Return shipping fees:

$20 for up to 2 devices
$30 for 3 or more devices

Yes. If firmware updates are available, they are installed during calibration.

Radon calibration requirements vary by state. Some states regulate radon professionals directly, while others rely on national certification programs such as NRPP or NRSB.

Both NRPP and NRSB require CRMs to be annually calibrated.

Some states operate state-administered licensing, registration, or certification programs for radon professionals.

These states include Florida, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania.

Professionals working in these states typically must follow state-specific rules for device calibration and quality assurance.

Some states do not issue their own radon licenses but require professionals to hold certification from a national proficiency program, such as NRPP or NRSB.

These states include California, New Hampshire, Virginia.

In these states, radon professionals must follow the quality assurance and calibration requirements of their national certification program.

Professionals working in these states typically must follow state-specific rules for device calibration and quality assurance.

A few states require professionals to obtain both a state credential and certification through a national program.
These states include Colorado, Connecticut, Indiana, Kentucky, Rhode Island, West Virginia.

Professionals must comply with both the state program requirements and the national certification program standards.

Some states do not have mandatory credentialing requirements for radon professionals. However, many still recommend or require certification to be listed on the state radon program website.Most state health departments recommend hiring a certified radon professional to ensure defensible and reliable test results.