Radon in Water Testing
A single radon analysis for a collected water sample, often considered for private-well properties or when specifically requested.
What it measures
Radon in a collected water sample.
Why homeowners choose it
For a private-well property or when radon in water has been specifically requested.
What results can help explain
The result helps separate a water-sample question from indoor-air radon testing and informs the next conversation about the property.
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Radon
Technical details
Can indicate
- Radon can transfer from water to indoor air during normal household water use
- The primary health concern is inhalation exposure after radon enters indoor air
Common sources
- Method
- Electret Ion Chamber
- Unit
- pCi/L
- MDL
- 100
- RL
- 100
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About the Author – Daisy Rezende
Daisy Rezende is the co-owner of Smart Home Inspects and Smart Home Radon, where she specializes in radon, mold-related, and water quality inspection work. Her verified credentials include NRPP Radon Measurement Professional, Multi-Family Measurement Certificate (MFM), NRPP Soil Gas Mitigation Compliance Inspector, and Maryland water-sampler certification.
Her work focuses on clear measurement, careful documentation, and helping property owners and professionals understand the environmental information relevant to a property.
With a background that combines technical expertise and community leadership, Daisy brings clarity and professionalism to every inspection. Her mission is simple: to help clients understand their environment, protect their health, and make confident decisions about their properties.
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