Measure what you cannot see

Radon testing in Nashville & Middle Tennessee

Radon is invisible and odorless, so testing is the only way to know the level in a home. We use professional equipment and deliver straightforward results you can act on.

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What to expect

Radon testing for Nashville and Middle Tennessee homebuyers.

Radon cannot be seen or smelled, and a visual inspection cannot determine a home’s level. Professional equipment measures the conditions during the test period and provides a result you can use.

Schedule radon testing with the home inspection so placement, measurement and retrieval fit your transaction timeline. If the result is elevated, a qualified mitigation contractor can evaluate reduction options.

  • Professional measurement equipment
  • Placement in an appropriate testing location
  • Clear result documentation
  • Convenient coordination with a home inspection

Plan the test around your inspection deadline

A radon measurement takes longer than a walkthrough. EPA guidance calls for at least 48 hours of testing, and some devices require longer. Share your inspection deadline with our office so we can confirm placement, access, the measurement period, and result delivery before you book.

Your home inspection report and radon results have separate timelines. Same-day home inspection reporting does not mean that radon results are available the day the testing device is placed.

What to arrange before testing

  • Coordinate property access for device placement and retrieval.
  • Give occupants the testing instructions before the appointment.
  • Follow the required closed-house conditions and leave the device undisturbed.
  • Confirm when the completed results will be available to you and your agent.

Get pricing for your property and package

Use our instant inspection quote or call 615-258-5549 to confirm current radon pricing and package options. Review the services included in your quote and the testing timeline before scheduling.

Buying in Rutherford County? Visit our Murfreesboro and Smyrna service-area page. For more preparation details, read our radon testing guide for homebuyers.

General testing guidance: EPA’s Home Buyer’s and Seller’s Guide to Radon (PDF).

Available across Middle Tennessee

Our multi-inspector team serves Nashville, Murfreesboro, Franklin, Clarksville, Cookeville, and surrounding communities. Use our service-area directory to find your nearest regional page.

Before you schedule

Common questions about radon testing.

Need help choosing the right scope? Call our local scheduling team.

How much does radon testing cost?

Use our instant quote tool or contact the office for current radon pricing and package options. Confirm which services are included in your quote before booking.

How long should I allow for a radon test?

EPA guidance calls for a minimum of 48 hours of measurement; some devices require longer. Our office can confirm the appointment, access requirements, and result-delivery timeline for your transaction.

Will radon results arrive with my same-day home inspection report?

Radon results follow completion of the measurement period and review of the data. Same-day home inspection reporting does not mean same-day radon results. Confirm the separate delivery timeline when scheduling.

How should occupants prepare for testing?

Follow the instructions provided for the test, including required closed-house conditions. Leave the device in place and undisturbed, and coordinate access for placement and retrieval.

Can a new home or a home without a basement have radon?

Yes. EPA guidance explains that new and older homes, including homes without basements, can have elevated radon. A measurement is needed to determine the level in the property.

Can you detect radon during a visual inspection?

No. Radon has no color or odor; measurement is the only way to determine the level during the test period.

What if the result is elevated?

A qualified radon mitigation contractor can evaluate the home and recommend an appropriate reduction system and follow-up measurement.

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