Alaska Has Some of the
Highest Radon Levels in the US.
Radon is the #2 cause of lung cancer in America — colorless, odorless, and only detectable by testing. Larry provides EPA-approved 48-hour testing with a written report included.
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Inspections led by Larry McBain — ASHI Certified, 38+ years of Alaska construction experience.
The Risk
You Can’t See It.
You Can’t Smell It.
Radon is a radioactive gas that forms naturally from uranium decay in Alaska’s soil and rock. It seeps into homes through foundation cracks, sump pits, and floor gaps — then accumulates silently.
EPA Action Level: 4 pCi/L
Many Alaska homes test significantly higher. The national average is 1.3 pCi/L — Anchorage-area geology puts homes at elevated risk.
- EPA-approved 48-hour short-term test
- Accredited laboratory analysis
- Written report with your pCi/L level
- Mitigation contractor referrals if elevated
- Bundle with home inspection — most popular option
Who Should Test
Every Anchorage Home.
Home Buyers
Test before closing. Elevated radon is negotiable — but only if you know about it.
Home Sellers
Testing before listing avoids last-minute surprises and builds buyer confidence.
Homeowners
Radon levels change. Renovations, new occupants, or shifting soil can all affect your reading.
Commercial Tenants
Ground-level offices and below-grade workspaces face the highest risk. Test before signing.
Home + Radon Bundle
Most buyers add radon testing to their home inspection. One call, one appointment. Larry places the device at inspection start and picks it up 48 hours later.
Call to Bundle — (907) 223-3725Process
How Radon Testing Works
Schedule
Call or book online. We place the EPA-approved test device at the lowest livable level of your home.
48-Hour Test
Short-term testing under closed-house conditions — the standard for real estate transactions.
Lab Analysis
Device is sent to an accredited laboratory for precise pCi/L measurement.
Written Report
You receive your radon level with context and mitigation guidance if the result is elevated.
Service Area
Where We Test for Radon.
A short-term radon test is two visits, not one — the device is placed, then retrieved 48 hours later. That makes distance a real constraint rather than a detail, so here is exactly where we test and where we don’t.
Anchorage Bowl
Core service area. Same-week scheduling in most cases, and the easiest to bundle with a home inspection.
Anchorage · Eagle River · Chugiak · Girdwood
Mat-Su Valley
Regularly served. Routine scheduling alongside Mat-Su home inspections.
Wasilla · Palmer · Big Lake · Houston · Meadow Lakes
Kenai Peninsula & Upper Susitna
Travel-dependent. Best arranged alongside a home inspection so the trip covers both visits — call to confirm timing.
Seward · Kenai · Soldotna · Homer · Talkeetna
Radon Testing by Community
Outside Southcentral Alaska
Fairbanks, North Pole, Delta Junction, Tok and the rest of Interior Alaska sit several hundred road miles from Anchorage, and communities off the road system are further still. We don’t schedule routine radon testing there, because the two-visit requirement makes it impractical to do well. Inspections in those areas are handled by request — see remote Alaska inspections or call (907) 223-3725 and we’ll tell you straight whether travel can be arranged.
FAQ
Radon Testing Questions
Yes. Alaska has elevated radon levels in many areas including Anchorage, Eagle River, and the Mat-Su Valley. Testing is the only way to know your home's radon level.
ASHI Certified Inspector
Larry McBain is an ASHI Certified Inspector with more than 38 years of Alaska construction and inspection experience.
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