Radon Testing

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas found in soil and rock. As uranium breaks down underground, radon gas is released and typically disperses harmlessly into the air. However, when it seeps through cracks in a building’s foundation and becomes trapped indoors, it can reach unsafe levels—regardless of the home’s age, size, or whether it has a basement.

Indoor radon exposure is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States. Here in Montana, the risk is especially high: the EPA classifies much of our region as Zone 1, indicating the highest potential for elevated radon levels.

The good news? Radon is simple to test for—and easy to manage once identified.

Craig Pierce, owner of Absaroka Inspections, is a certified Radon Tester through both InterNACHI and the NRPP. He provides professional radon testing for homes and commercial buildings throughout Southwest Montana. The testing process is non-invasive and takes just 48 hours. If elevated levels are found, Craig can offer trusted guidance on mitigation options to keep your indoor air safe.

Read the EPA’s Homeowner’s Guide to Radon →

Want peace of mind about radon in your home or business?
Contact Craig today to schedule your test or learn more about the process.