Windsor Radon

Serving Windsor-Essex County

C-NRPP certified radon testing and mitigation throughout Essex County

Windsor

All Windsor neighborhoods

Tecumseh

Based in Tecumseh

Lakeshore

Belle River & Stoney Point

Essex

Essex and Harrow

Kingsville

Kingsville and area

Leamington

Leamington area

Amherstburg

Amherstburg area

LaSalle

LaSalle and area

In The News

Recent coverage of radon in Windsor-Essex

CBC News January 2026

Windsor-Essex homeowners urged to test for radon after record-high levels detected

Local testing company reports 30% increase in tests compared to 2025. Several homes found with levels 5x higher than Health Canada guidelines.

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AM800 News February 2026

Local radon mitigation companies seeing surge in business

Demand leads to 3-4 week wait times for installations. Winter months bring highest radon levels and highest call volumes.

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WECHU November 2025

Prevention and Response to Radon Exposures in WEC Resolution

1 in 6 homes exceed safe levels. New Ontario Building Code now mandates radon rough-ins for all new construction.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I test for radon?

Radon is the leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers and is responsible for thousands of deaths each year in Canada. It's an invisible, odorless gas that can only be detected through testing. Essex County has higher than average radon levels, making testing especially important for homeowners in our area. Testing is the only way to know if your family is at risk.

What are safe radon levels?

Health Canada's guideline is 200 Bq/m³. If your home tests above 200 Bq/m³, Health Canada recommends taking action to reduce levels. However, there is no "safe" level of radon—any exposure carries some risk. The lower the level, the better. Our goal with mitigation is to reduce levels as far below 200 Bq/m³ as possible.

What does C-NRPP certified mean?

C-NRPP stands for Canadian National Radon Proficiency Program. It means we've completed rigorous training, passed certification exams, and follow strict standards set by Health Canada. Choosing a C-NRPP certified professional ensures your radon system is installed correctly and will actually reduce radon levels. Our certification is your assurance of quality work.

Does radon affect pets and children?

Yes. Pets and young children are especially vulnerable to radon exposure because they spend more time closer to the ground where radon concentrations are often highest. Children's growing bodies and faster breathing rates also make them more susceptible to radon's harmful effects. If you have pets or young children in your home, radon testing becomes even more important for their health and safety.

Should I test when buying or selling a home?

Yes, we recommend radon testing for both buyers and sellers. While not always required in Ontario, many home buyers request radon testing as part of their due diligence. If you're selling, having a recent radon test shows transparency and can prevent delays during negotiations. If you're buying, testing helps you understand what you're getting into. Having mitigation done by a C-NRPP certified professional like us ensures the work is done properly and can be verified.

Does the age of my house matter?

No. Radon can affect any home—whether it was built yesterday or 100 years ago. New homes can have radon just as easily as older homes. Construction methods, soil composition, and foundation type matter more than age. The only way to know if your home has elevated radon levels is to test. Don't assume your new home is safe, and don't assume your old home has a problem. Test to know for sure.

How long does testing take?

Long-term radon testing takes a minimum of 90 days to get accurate results. This follows Health Canada's guidelines for proper testing. We place the test device in your home, and it measures radon levels continuously over the 90-day period. After that, we analyze the results and provide you with a clear report.

Is mitigation disruptive to my home?

Radon mitigation is minimally disruptive. The system typically involves installing a vent pipe and fan. Most of the work is done in the basement or crawl space. You can stay in your home during installation, and the work is usually completed within a day or two. The system operates quietly and requires minimal maintenance.

What happens if radon levels are high?

If your test shows elevated radon levels, we'll discuss mitigation options with you. We design and install professional radon mitigation systems that reduce radon levels in your home. Most systems use sub-slab depressurization to vent radon safely outside. After installation, we verify that levels have been reduced to safe levels.

About Windsor Radon

Local radon professionals serving your community.

C-NRPP certified radon testing and mitigation for Essex County homes and businesses. We're local professionals committed to protecting your family's health through proper radon testing and mitigation.

Rock Hard Concrete & Construction

Same team. When you work with Windsor Radon, you're backed by Rock Hard Concrete & Construction—trusted for quality work throughout Essex County.

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