Every building has Radon, and while some have low levels, others have higher levels. Those with higher levels should be tested for Radon. Our Radon specialists can conduct Radon tests to show annual average Radon levels.

If they are below 300 Bq per cubic meter of air, the only action is to carry out a risk assessment. However, if Radon levels are above 300 Bq per cubic meter of air, employers must take steps to reduce the Radon levels.

Do you want to protect your employees and other occupants? Call our experts today.