Professional radon testing for a complete home inspection.
Professional radon testing in Colorado Springs
for a complete home inspection.
Radon is impossible to detect without testing.
A simple test tells you what you’re breathing before you close.
40% of Colorado Springs homes have elevated radon levels
When to get your Colorado Springs home tested for radon
The home has never been tested
You’re buying or selling a home
You’re planning renovations
It’s been 2+ years since your last test
How radon testing works
01
Place
A small radon monitor is placed in the lowest livable level of the home, typically the basement.
02
Test
03
Report
Get a closer look before you buy
Add any of these services to your inspection for complete coverage.
Water Testing
Colorado Springs uranium-rich bedrock impacts your air and well water. Add water testing for a complete look at what’s in both.
Termite inspection
Termites and radon tend to exist in the lowest level of a home. Pair a WDO inspection with your radon test to cover both in one visit.
Targeted radon testing across Colorado Springs
Top Choice inspectors test for radon over 2,000+ square miles of South-Central Colorado.
Black Forest
Larkspur
Cañon City
Lone Tree
Castle Pines
Manitou Springs
Castle Rock
Monument
Colorado Springs
Palmer Lake
Cripple Creak
Perry Park
Falcon
Peyton
Florence
Pueblo
Fountain
Woodland Park
Frequently Asked Questions
What is radon and where does it come from?
Radon is a colorless, odorless, tasteless gas produced by the natural breakdown of uranium in soil and rock. It seeps into homes through foundation cracks and other openings.
Is Colorado Springs in a high-risk radon zone?
Yes. El Paso County and the entire state of Colorado are classified as EPA Zone 1, the highest radon potential zone. Roughly 40% of homes tested in El Paso County have high radon levels.
What are the health risks of high radon exposure?
Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the U.S. It causes an estimated 21,000 deaths nationally each year.
Is radon testing required to buy a house in Colorado?
No, radon testing isn’t legally required in Colorado. It’s optional, though strongly recommended given the state’s Zone 1 classification.
How soon will I get my radon test results?
Most radon tests run for 48 hours before results can be analyzed and shared.
What happens if my radon test comes back high?
If your test comes back high, a licensed radon mitigation specialist can install a system to reduce your levels. It’s a common and effective fix. Top Choice can refer you to a trusted local mitigation specialist.
How much does a radon test cost?
Radon testing costs vary from home to home. Contact Top Choice for a personalized quote alongside your standard inspection.