C-NRPP radon testing
Radon testing for West Kelowna homes, with a clear reading from the lowest level and plain next steps.
Radon testing in
West Kelowna
West KelownaBC
C-NRPP Certified Measurement
Lowest Lived-In Level Tested
Clear Report with Next Steps
A natural gas
from the soil
West Kelowna
Testing starts at the lowest level
Radon is a natural gas released as uranium breaks down in soil and rock. It can seep in where a house meets the ground.
Where it comes fromUranium breaking down
underground.
Local geologyReadings vary from home to home
across the Okanagan.
Any homeNeighbours can read
very differently.
Where radon can get in
Small openings at the lowest level are the usual ways in.
HOW IT WORKS
A radon monitor goes on the lowest lived-in level, records the air, then comes back with a clear report.
Your report includes your average radon level, recorded highs and lows, and how readings changed during the test.
Monitor set in place
It records the air
Monitor is collected
Your report arrives
YOUR RADON REPORT
Your report sets out your home's measured radon level and the details behind it, in language that's easy to follow.
Pricing
Starting prices for West Kelowna radon tests, shown up front.
A short term test on its own.
$249.95
Measured with a C‑NRPP listed monitor over 4 days, plus 4 hours of calibration time
Booked alongside your home inspection.
$199.95
Canadian GuidelineYour result is shown against 200 Bq/m³.
Readable ReportsNumbers explained without jargon.
West Kelowna ServiceLocal testing from an Okanagan-based inspector.
WHY BOOK WITH PEAK
One inspector, from booking through to your results.
I’m a C‑NRPP certified radon measurement professional and I hold a CPBC home inspector licence, with 20+ years of construction work behind me.
Peak is based in Kelowna and tests homes on the West Kelowna side of the lake too. You get the same careful answers I’d want for my own family’s home.
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Read full review“Very knowledgeable and professional. I will continue using Ben’s services. Highly recommend.”
Read full review“Ben tested my home for radon, fast, informative and knowledgeable. Thank you!”
Read full review“Ben was friendly prompt and professional… Friendly competent and expedient service under timelines was very much appreciated. Well Done Ben.”
Your questions answered
Straight answers for West Kelowna homeowners thinking about a radon test.
Radon is a naturally occurring gas that comes from the ground and can collect indoors. You cannot see or smell it, so a test is the only way to know the level in your home.
Health Canada recommends that every home be tested, because levels vary from one house to the next, even on the same street. A test gives you a measured answer for your own home.
Ben places a C-NRPP listed continuous radon monitor on the lowest lived-in level of your home. It runs for 4 days, plus 4 hours of calibration time, then he collects it, and your report shows your average and an hourly breakdown of the radon levels.
Ben runs a short term test: 4 days, plus 4 hours of calibration time, with a C-NRPP listed monitor placed on the lowest lived-in level of your home.
A short term radon test is $249.95 on its own, or $199.95 when it is added to a home inspection.
The report shows your reading against the Health Canada guideline. Radon can be reduced with mitigation. Before you decide on mitigation, a long term test is recommended, because radon levels go up and down over time. Ben runs short term tests only, and what you do next is up to you.
Service area
Radon testing for West Kelowna homeowners, from an inspector based across the lake in Kelowna.
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