How often should well water be tested for radon?
| | By ProMatcher Staff | | Updated: 08/23/2016 | | |
Answer: For a private well, testing for radionuclides, including radon, about every three years is a reasonable guideline. In North Carolina, homeowners should also test the home’s air for radon first; if indoor radon is elevated, testing the well water can help determine whether the water is contributing to the indoor level. | | Spire Home Inspection | Answer: Same as the air. At least every 2 years | | Mass Radon | Answer: Every other year unless otherwise recommended by the tester. | | Worsley Inspections LLC | | | ProMatcher | Answer: Yearly with your annual Property Check-Up Inspection | | Total Check-Up Inspections |
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