Long-term radon test by mail
$300 plus HST
We mail you a detector, and you place it for at least 91 days, as Health Canada (opens in a new tab) recommends. When you mail it back, we send it to the lab. How our test by mail works.
Our long-term radon test, by mail, costs $300 plus HST, with shipping both ways included. A typical system from us starts at $3,000 plus HST.
In a 2019 to 2020 national contest run by Take Action on Radon (opens in a new tab), 256 homeowners who'd had a C-NRPP professional put in a radon system reported paying $2,718 on average. That's one contest's average, not a price survey.

$300
Our radon test by mail, plus HST, shipping both ways included
From $3,000
A typical radon system from us, plus HST
Included
A 91-day lab test after every system we put in
$2,718
Reported by 256 homeowners in a 2019 to 2020 contest. Not a price survey.
The test price covers the detector, shipping both ways, the lab fees and a written result. We use an alpha track detector, and an independent lab reads it.
$300 plus HST
We mail you a detector, and you place it for at least 91 days, as Health Canada (opens in a new tab) recommends. When you mail it back, we send it to the lab. How our test by mail works.
Included
A 91-day lab test comes with every system we put in. When the follow-up test happens.
We don't do short-term tests for a sale. We recommend a long-term test of at least 91 days, as Health Canada (opens in a new tab) does. How testing fits a home sale.
Essex County Library (opens in a new tab) lends a digital radon monitor for up to 3 weeks, usually in the colder months. It's a short look, not a long-term test. We haven't confirmed whether City of Windsor residents can borrow one. See how the test options compare.
A typical system from us starts at $3,000 plus HST.
The $2,718 average comes from one national contest, so you can see where ours sits. Health Canada says a system lowers radon "at a cost similar to other common home improvements."
The price covers the whole job:
The fan has a 5-year manufacturer's warranty. If we supply and install a sump pump, it has a 1-year warranty.
$2,718
Average cost reported by 256 homeowners across Canada who had a C-NRPP professional put in a system, from Take Action on Radon's 2019 to 2020 contest. Not a price survey.
For help with the cost, the Index's radon funding finder (opens in a new tab) lists grants, rebates and free kits by province.
We work on systems other installers put in, too.
From $300 plus HST
For a system you already have, or one in a home you're buying.
From $300 plus HST
We service, repair and retest it.
From $400 plus HST
These move a system's price up or down:
We'll tell you where your home sits after a free visit.
A capped radon pipe in your basement floor is a rough-in. Turning it into a working system starts at $2,600 plus HST when there's no sump pump. A typical full system starts at $3,000. It takes about half a day.
Send us your address, and your result if you have one. We'll tell you the next step. We'll quote from a kit or library (opens in a new tab) result, with no retest needed for the quote. If it was a short test, Health Canada still says to base the decision on a long-term one.
Every quote comes after a visit. The in-home assessment and the written quote are free. We send the quote by email, and it's good for 30 days.
All our prices are plus HST. We don't charge for travel.
If you rent out a house or a basement unit, read our guide to radon in rentals.
If you're still deciding whether you need a system, start with what your result means.
Send your address and your result, and we'll tell you the next step.