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Radon assessment
A measurement programme designed around how the building is actually used, so results can be connected to occupied rooms, ground contact and practical follow-up.
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When this service is useful
- Homes, offices and other regularly occupied buildings
- Commercial and industrial properties with occupied ground-floor areas
- Single-building checks and multi-site programmes
- Due diligence, workplace review or post-mitigation verification
What we can examine
- Building layout, occupancy and ground-contact rooms
- Appropriate detector type, number and placement
- Short- or long-term measurement strategy for the decision
- Installation, tracking, retrieval and laboratory analysis
- Results in the context of room use and measurement conditions
How the assignment develops
Place and record
Detectors are installed in relevant rooms and tracked individually.
Measure and retrieve
The agreed exposure period is completed before detectors are collected.
Interpret
Laboratory results are assessed in the context of location, use and programme limitations.
Scope boundaries
Radon results apply to the measurement period and recorded locations. Building changes, ventilation, occupancy and seasonal conditions can affect interpretation. Mitigation design is scoped separately where required.
Related insight
Radon in offices, homes and occupied buildings: measure the way the building is actually used
Detector numbers matter less than a measurement plan that reflects occupancy, floor level, ventilation and the decisions the results must support.
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Not sure where to begin?
Send the address, planned use and decision date.
We can review the starting point and suggest a proportionate first step without turning a focused question into an unnecessarily large investigation.
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