

Radon testing, mitigation, and monitoring for the Interior Okanagan
Radon testing and mitigation for the Interior Okanagan, built on C-NRPP standards and Health Canada protocols — with mitigation pricing published on this site, not quoted sight unseen.
Built on granite, tested like it matters
Much of the Interior Okanagan sits on granitic bedrock — the Okanagan Batholith — generally associated with higher uranium content, and therefore higher radon potential, than the sedimentary rock common on the coast.
That's regional context, not a diagnosis. Radon potential depends on the specific foundation under a specific home, which is why we test first, always, instead of assuming.

From Kelowna to Enderby — see the full list of service areas.
200–600 Bq/m³ calls for mitigation within two years; above 600, within one.
Published pricing for the most common Okanagan foundation type.
Test. Understand. Mitigate.
Three services covering the full radon lifecycle — from a single test to knowing a system is still working years later.
Built around how you use the property

I'm a Homeowner
Test first, understand what the number means against Health Canada's guideline, and only then talk about mitigation. Not sure where to start? The 2-minute quiz points you to the right next step.
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Ready to know your number?
Testing comes first, always. If your result calls for mitigation, we'll design a system for your foundation and verify it worked afterward.
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