Home Seller & Pre-Listing Radon Testing

Who this is for

• Sellers preparing to list a Rhode Island home
• Listing agents recommending pre-listing testing to their clients
• Owners of homes with a previously installed mitigation system who want a current reading

When it may be appropriate

• Weeks before a home hits the market
• After renovations to lower-level living space
• Any time a documented result would be useful for prospective buyers

How the process works

1. 1
   Schedule with your agent

   We coordinate the test around your listing timeline.
2. 2
   Deploy the device

   The device is placed under closed-house conditions in an appropriate lower-level location.
3. 3
   Deliver a clear result

   You receive the reading and a plain-language explanation to help you plan your next steps.

What to expect

• Straightforward, non-alarmist explanations of what a result means
• Guidance on when a follow-up test could be useful
• Documented results suitable for sharing with prospective buyers when appropriate
• Advance notice of options if the reading is elevated — so you can plan before you are under contract

What to expect: pre-listing timeline

Before the test

• We confirm the right test type for your situation and coordinate with your listing agent if you have one.
• You receive plain-language instructions for closed-house conditions.

During the test

• The device is placed in a suitable lower-level location for 48–96 hours.
• You continue to live normally as long as closed-house conditions are maintained.

After the test

• You receive a written report with the reading and interpretation.
• If low, that is documentation you can carry into the listing period. If elevated, we help you think through retesting, mitigation, and disclosure options.

Frequently asked questions