Who we help
Different radon questions need different kinds of support. Niagara Radon Solutions helps Niagara Region homeowners and property professionals choose a practical next step without pressure or alarm.
Audience support
Radon is invisible and odourless, so testing is the only way to know a property’s level. These summaries help match common customer concerns with the right type of follow-up.
Customer group
You want to know whether a radon result needs attention, or whether testing should be done before making changes to the home.
Niagara Radon Solutions can help you understand the number, plan a proper test, or discuss mitigation when a result is elevated.
Ask about your radon result or book a radon test through the contact form.
Customer group
You may need calm, clear radon guidance during a listing, purchase, or conditional period without adding confusion to the transaction.
Support can focus on result review, practical documentation, and next-step options that are easy for clients to understand.
Send the property context and any available radon details for follow-up by phone or email.
Customer group
Clients may ask what a radon number means after an inspection or consumer monitor reading.
Niagara Radon Solutions can provide a professional handoff for result review, testing questions, or mitigation quote requests.
Direct clients to request a result review or testing conversation through the online form.
Customer group
Radon questions may come up before finishing a basement, changing HVAC, altering the foundation, or planning new work.
Support can include testing guidance, rough-in considerations, and mitigation planning based on the property and project stage.
Share the project stage, municipality, and known radon details so the right next step can be discussed.
Customer group
You may need a practical way to document radon questions, communicate with tenants, or plan work across one or more properties.
Niagara Radon Solutions can help review results, plan testing, and discuss mitigation options with a clear property-level process.
Use the contact form to outline the property type, location, and whether the request is for testing, review, or mitigation.
Request workflow
The site starts the conversation online. Details are confirmed by phone or email before any result review, test, or mitigation next step moves forward.
Start with the contact form and choose testing, mitigation, or help understanding a radon result.
Niagara Radon Solutions follows up to confirm property details, timing, and the reason for the request.
The conversation can move toward result review, radon testing, or a mitigation quote request depending on the situation.
Scope, scheduling, and any applicable pricing or payment arrangements are confirmed directly before work begins.
Core facts
Health Canada’s guideline for indoor radon is 200 Bq/m³. Results below the guideline can still be discussed in context, and higher results can be reviewed for practical reduction options.
Short-term tests, consumer monitor readings, and unknown test methods can be useful screening information, but test duration, placement, and conditions matter.
Helpful links
Contact / booking
Send a request online and Niagara Radon Solutions can follow up by phone or email to discuss result review, testing, or mitigation.
