YOUR EXPERT PARTNER IN RADON MITIGATION AND TESTING
Breathe Easy with RadonCare
At RadonCare, we specialize in radon mitigation and testing to keep your home safe and healthy. Your safety is our top priority, ensuring every breath you take is one of peace of mind.
The Silent Threat: Radon Gas
A colourless and odourless gas, radon poses serious health risks. As the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers in Canada it’s important to take it seriously. Prolonged exposure to elevated radon levels increases the risk of developing lung cancer, and this risk is compounded for smokers. Health Canada emphasizes that there is no safe level of radon exposure making it crucial to address elevated levels in indoor environments.
Why Choose RadonCare?
Performance, Parts and Material Warranty
We stand behind our services ensuring your home and investment is protected.
Real Experience
With over 1,000 radon mitigations completed, from schools to century-old homes, we’ve tackled every challenge and delivered lasting solutions.
Best Value
Get the best value in radon mitigation—competitive prices paired with uncompromising quality.
Licensed Professionals
Trust licensed RadonCare professionals to address your radon concerns effectively and provide lasting solutions.
Our Comprehensive: Services
RadonCare specializes in both residential and commercial mitigation projects. Whether you’re a homeowner or a business owner, our expert services ensure a safe and healthy environment for everyone.
Residential Mitigation
Our mitigation systems are tailored to lower radon levels in your home as much as possible. We strive for the lowest achievable radon levels to protect your family’s health. Designed for quiet operation and energy efficiency, our systems are built to last for decades while adhering to proven scientific methods and best practices.
Commercial Mitigation
At RadonCare, we provide full-service radon mitigation for commercial spaces, ensuring compliance with Health Canada, C-NRPP, ASTM, and CGSB standards. From office buildings to warehouses, our certified technicians develop strategies tailored to your needs for optimal air quality and peace of mind.
17%
Homes Over Canada’s Limit
50%
Homes Over WHO’s Limit
~25,000
Radon Related Deaths/ Year
16%
Who We Are: RadonCare
At RadonCare, our mission is simple: to create safer living and working spaces by eliminating radon threats. With a proven track record, licensed professionals, and a commitment to excellence, we stand as your reliable partner in ensuring clean air for all.
Stay Informed with Radon Care
Answers to Your Common Questions
Radon mitigation may raise questions. Our FAQs provide clear answers to common queries. Understand the mitigation process and make informed decisions for a radon-free environment.
How Dangerous Is Radon Really?
The health risk of radon is considered a nonlinear non-threshold simply meaning that there is no amount of radon considered “safe”. While it is true that radon is present in some concentration in all geographic areas (including outdoors), it is agreed that the lower the concentration of radon and your cumulative exposure the better. For a radon mitigation system this means that the smallest additional steps can greatly improve health risk. Our systems are designed to achieve results comparable to outdoor levels of the area (generally from 10 – 40Bq/m3) or below the lowest level of detection.
How do I test for radon?
We offer a number of home testing options and options for commercial buildings. Home Testing Info, Commercial Testing Solutions – Please submit an inquiry with brief details about your project, Purchase a Test.
My levels are high, what do I do now?
Don’t panic. Our experts can assist and offer solutions for your needs. Please call or Contact us to speak with one of our experts.
What are the levels I should be concerned about?
According to the World Health Organization – lung cancer risk increases by 16% per 100bq/m3. While Health Canada’s currently recommends action for levels over 200Bq/m3, other guidelines such as the Environmental Protection Agency suggest mitigation for levels higher than 74Bq/m3.