Radon Testing in Winnipeg

Not sure what your home’s radon level is? Testing is the first step.

Radon is a harmful gas that accumulates in homes. It is invisible and odorless, and the only way to know your level is to measure it. We offer simple, straightforward radon testing in Winnipeg so you can get a clear answer for your home.

Book a free 15-minute radon test or call us at 204-807-1340

What Radon Testing Tells You

Radon levels can vary widely from one home to the next, even on the same street.

Testing tells you:

  • whether radon is present in your home

  • how elevated the levels are

  • whether any action is recommended

Health Canada recommends taking action above 200 Bq/m³.

No two houses are the same. Radon gas enters from the ground. Factors like soil conditions, foundation type, small cracks, sump pits, and airflow inside the home all affect how much radon builds up.

If you haven’t tested, there’s no reliable way to estimate your risk.

Your Radon Testing Options

Short-Term Radon Test

We offer a free 15-minute radon spot test and consultation.

This is a simple way to get a quick sense of your home’s current radon level and understand what to do next.

We start with this quick test to gauge urgency. If levels are well above the 200 Bq/m³ guideline, you may want to take action immediately.

If a longer testing period is needed, we’ll recommend a 90-day test.

Long-Term Radon Test

Long-term testing is the most reliable way to understand your home’s average radon level.

These tests:

  • are typically left in place for 90 days or more

  • provide an accurate picture over time

  • are recommended for confirming results

Once complete, you send the test to a lab using a prepaid envelope, and results are provided by email.

Book a Free Radon Test

We’ll follow up to schedule your test.

What Happens During the Visit

A typical visit takes about 15 minutes.

During the visit, we’ll:

  • place the testing device

  • take a reading

  • explain what the result means

  • walk through what to do next, if anything

There’s no pressure and no obligation. The goal is to give you a clear understanding of your home.

What Happens After Testing

If radon levels are low, no further action is usually needed.

If levels are elevated, we’ll explain:

  • what the numbers mean

  • whether additional testing is recommended

  • what mitigation options look like

Every home is different. Some situations call for a simple next step, while others may require a mitigation system.

When Should You Test for Radon?

You should consider testing if:

  • you’ve never tested your home

  • you’ve recently moved into a new home

  • you’re planning a renovation, especially in the basement

  • you spend time in basement or lower-level spaces

In Winnipeg and across Manitoba, radon levels can be higher than the national average, which makes testing an important step for homeowners. The Province of Manitoba estimates that 19% of homes exceed Health Canada’s guideline, compared with about 7% across Canada.

Winnipeg’s climate can also contribute to radon buildup. Homes are often sealed for long periods during winter and summer, which can allow radon to accumulate indoors.

How Much Does Radon Testing Cost?

DIY long-term radon test kits typically cost between $40 and $150.

We offer a free 15-minute radon test and consultation to help you understand your starting point and decide what to do next.

If you want to learn more about testing and mitigation costs, you can read our full breakdown here: how much does radon testing and mitigation cost.

Why Winnipeg Homeowners Choose Radon86

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    +20 Years Construction Experience

    Before specializing in radon, we spent over 20 years working in home construction, renovation, and plumbing. That experience helps us understand how radon enters a home and what to look for during testing.

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    Clear, Straightforward Guidance

    We focus on giving you a clear understanding of your results and what they mean. If further testing or mitigation is needed, we’ll walk you through your options without pressure.

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    Testing That Leads to the Right Next Step

    We start with a quick test to gauge urgency. If more data is needed, we’ll recommend a longer test. If levels are high, we can move quickly to a solution. The goal is to take the right step for your home and health.

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    Designed for Real Homes

    Every home is different. We consider foundation type, basement layout, and airflow when assessing radon levels and recommending next steps.

Serving All Winnipeg Neighbourhoods

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Map of communities in Winnipeg

Radon occurs naturally in soil across Manitoba, and elevated levels can be found in homes throughout Winnipeg. We provide radon testing and mitigation services throughout the city.

Common areas we serve include:

  • River Heights

  • Riverview

  • St. Boniface

  • St. Vital

  • Fort Garry

  • Charleswood

  • Transcona

  • North Kildonan

  • Fort Richmond

  • Linden Woods

  • St. James

  • Wolseley

We’ve tested homes across many Winnipeg neighbourhoods, and radon levels can vary widely from one home to the next.

Book a Radon Test in Winnipeg

If you want to know your home’s radon level, testing is the first step. We offer simple, professional radon testing in Winnipeg, along with clear guidance on what to do next based on your results.

Book a free 15-minute radon test or call us at 204-807-1340