Service Area
Clarity Home Inspection provides high-quality inspection services in the following counties: Allegheny, Butler, Mercer, Beaver, Washington, Greene, Fayette, and Westmoreland.
What is Radon Testing?
Radon testing is the process of measuring radon levels in a home’s air to assess potential health risks from exposure to this naturally occurring, radioactive gas. It’s the only way to know if radon is present and at what level, as radon is odorless, colorless, and tasteless.
What to expect
Radon testing equipment will be placed in the home to begin testing. The monitor will remain in place for 48 hours to accurately measure radon levels. Afterward, the inspector will return to retrieve the equipment after 48 hours have passed.
Please follow these guidelines during your Radon Test:
- Keep windows closed
- Keep exterior doors closed as much as possible during the testing period (normal entry and exit are fine)
- Do not move or tamper with the equipment, as this could affect the test results
Home Inspections Starting at $400
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FAQ.
Day of Inspection
Should I walk around the house with you?
Absolutely. I’m happy to explain everything I’m looking at. There will be times where I need to focus and evaluate, but feel free to tag along and ask questions.
Can my agent be there too?
Yes! Agents are encouraged to be there and be engaged so they can know what they’re writing up in your Repair Request Addendum.
The Report
What should I be looking for?
My reports have lots of images to help you recall what you’re looking at. I break down my reports into areas that are safety hazards and other recommended items to fix/ask for.
The summary will be the most helpful area of the report, right at the top.
Will there be recommendations on who to call?
With each defect I include which type of contractor you will need to search for to get quotes.
Follow-up
Can I call you if I have questions after I get the report?
Absolutely. This is one of my favorite parts. Call, text, or email.
Contractors
Can you give me some preferred contractors to call?
I have a few contractors that I’ve worked with in the past that I can recommend. I still recommend you contact at least 3 in each area for quotes and do your own research.