Radon Testing Services For Amherst, NY

If you are in Amherst, NY and need radon testing services for your home or commercial building, rely on Accu-View Property Inspections. We have performed a variety of radon tests throughout New York State and work alongside the EPA and HUD on many large environmental projects. 

• EPA Home Buyer's and Seller's Guide to Radon
• Erie County Radon Map
• Radon Levels in Your Town/Zip Code

Guaranteed Quality Assurance

Our advanced radon monitors automatically run self-diagnostics and a check-source test. This happens whenever a test is started and also along with annual calibrations. Every test report includes a certificate of calibration, to ensure accuracy. Every test is guaranteed due to the NYS ELAP Certified Laboratory reviewing test data and certifying every report. 

Unmatched Technology For Unparalleled Accuracy

We serve the Amherst, NY area with revolutionary technology for radon testing. Our radon monitors produce highly precise and accurate results due to the special features built in. 

AirCat Radon Monitor Features:

• Hourly record of radon, temperature, relative humidity and barometric pressure
• 12-hour delay option for cases when environment was not closed prior to test **
• 24-hour delay option to meet 24-hour minimum mitigation operation*
• Built-in check source feature performs routine instrument performance check before every test*
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*  per EPA CRM device protocol
** per EPA testing protocol

Our Radon Monitors

Check out our video that shows the importance of radon testing services. You will also learn about the importance of using a Radon Measurement Specialist (RMS), such as Accu-View, that uses continuous radon monitors. These monitors are the best available. 
Radon is the #2 cause of lung cancer, so it is valuable to let our experts provide radon testing services to ensure safety within your home or commercial building. Contact us today to protect yourself, your family, and your employees from exposure to radon.

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