We're based in Tecumseh and work across Windsor and Essex County, including Windsor, Tecumseh, LaSalle, Amherstburg, Essex, Harrow, Kingsville, Leamington, Lakeshore (opens in a new tab), Belle River and Stoney Point.
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From Windsor to Stoney Point, across Windsor and Essex County
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Each town below links to what the health unit (opens in a new tab) found there.
We go anywhere in Windsor and Essex County, with no travel charge.
From 2015 to 2018, the health unit ran a radon study of homes across Windsor-Essex. It covered detached and semi-detached homes, tested by their owners, for at least 91 days on the lowest lived-in level.
Your home's number can be far from your town's average. Only a test tells you.
86.4 Bq/m³
Health unit's average (City of Windsor)
Ask for a test in Windsor105.6 Bq/m³
Health unit's average
Ask for a test in Tecumseh94.7 Bq/m³
Health unit's average
Ask for a test in LaSalle119.8 Bq/m³
Health unit's average
Ask for a test in Amherstburg98.2 Bq/m³
Health unit's average (Town of Essex (opens in a new tab))
Ask for a test in Essex98.2 Bq/m³
Health unit's average (Town of Essex)
Ask for a test in Harrow118.7 Bq/m³
Health unit's average
Ask for a test in Kingsville107.2 Bq/m³
Health unit's average
Ask for a test in Leamington96.9 Bq/m³
Health unit's average
Ask for a test in Lakeshore96.9 Bq/m³
Health unit's average (Lakeshore)
Ask for a test in Belle River96.9 Bq/m³
Health unit's average (Lakeshore)
Ask for a test in Stoney PointHarrow is part of the Town of Essex, so it shares the Town of Essex average. Belle River and Stoney Point are part of the Municipality of Lakeshore, so they share the Lakeshore average.
How the study was run, and how many homes it tested, is on our Windsor-Essex radon numbers page.
In the same study, 11% of Windsor-Essex homes tested were above 200 Bq/m³. That was 18% in Essex County and 6% in the City of Windsor.
Every local number, with its source, is on our Windsor-Essex radon numbers page.
No. Health Canada (opens in a new tab) says radon levels "will vary from one house to another, even if they are similar designs and next door to each other."
The town average is a reason to test. Only a test gives you your number. Health Canada (opens in a new tab)'s guideline is 200 Bq/m³, and a long-term test runs at least 91 days.
See how a radon test works and what your number means. (source) (opens in a new tab)
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. We also couldn't confirm whether Windsor Public Library (opens in a new tab) lends one.
More on radon test kits and library loans.
Tell us where you are. We'll call you to set up a test by mail, or book a free visit if you need a quote.
Or call 519-991-8180
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. Saturday by appointment.