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From Data to Grade:
The Science Behind Your Home's Radon Risk

We pull together verified federal data, your home's public records, and a few details about your family to give you a simple A–F radon risk grade with a clear next step.

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THE PROCESS

Verified Data in Seconds

Our pipeline pulls from multiple sources to give you the most accurate risk assessment possible.

1
Enter Your Address
Enter Your Address

We look up your EPA radon zone, real test results from nearby homes, local climate, and your home's property records.

2
Tell Us Who Lives There
Tell Us Who Lives There

A few quick yes/no questions kids, pets, elderly residents, smokers so we can personalize the risk to your household.

3
Get Your Grade
Get Your Grade

A clear A–F grade, three risk breakdowns, personalized insights about your family, and a specific next step.

🏫 Radon Report Card
1234 Elm Street, Indianapolis, IN 46205
D
Needs Immediate Improvement
Your home's profile shows a significant safety gap. We recommend continuous monitoring.
Neighborhood Risk High
Home Structure Risk High
Household Risk mod
🫁 Protecting Developing Lungs Children breathe faster and take in more air relative to their size than adults. Reducing early exposure is one of the most impactful steps you can take.
⚡ The "Multiplier Effect" When radon and tobacco smoke meet, the risk isn't just added — it's multiplied. Testing is the first step in breaking this dual-risk cycle.
What You'll Get

More Than a Letter Grade

Your report breaks down exactly where your risk comes from and what to do about it. It's designed to be clear enough to share with your family and specific enough to act on.

Three Independent Risk Scores
Three Independent Risk Scores

Your neighborhood, your home's structure, and your household are scored separately so you can see exactly where your risk comes from.

Insights About Your Family
Insights About Your Family

Personalized callouts about your specific household like why children's developing lungs face extra risk, or how pets spend more time near floor-level radon.

A Specific Next Step
A Specific Next Step

Not a vague "consider testing." Based on your grade: a one-time lab test, a continuous monitoring device, or a connection to a local radon professional.

Local Context You Won't Find Elsewhere
Local Context You Won't Find Elsewhere

If homes in your county have recorded radon levels over 10× the EPA action level, we'll tell you so you understand what the ground beneath you is capable of.

BEHIND THE GRADE

Three Questions. Three Scores.

Your grade looks at radon risk from three angles each weighted based on how much it impacts your home's overall safety.

Neighborhood Risk
40% of grade

Neighborhood Risk

"The risk that comes from where you live."

Your geography is the biggest predictor. We check what experts predict should be there (EPA zones), what testing has actually found nearby (CDC data), and whether your climate keeps homes sealed up for months at a time (NOAA).

EPA radon zone classification
Median radon levels in nearby homes
Months per year your home is sealed
EPA
CDC
NOAA
Home Structure Risk
30% of grade

Home Structure Risk

"The risk that comes from how your home is built."

Basements create more contact with soil gas. Older homes have more cracks and settling. Multi-story homes create a "vacuum effect" that pulls radon up from the ground. We check it all from your public property records.

Foundation type (basement crawlspace slab)
Year built and number of stories
Heating & cooling season length
Property Records
EPA
NOAA
Household Risk
30% of grade

Household Risk

"How radon uniquely impacts the people in your home."

This is the part you help us build. Children breathe faster. Pets live near the floor. Smoking multiplies the danger. A few quick questions let us tailor your grade to the people who matter most.

Children or elderly in the home
Smoking or secondhand smoke exposure
Pets in the home
You
CDC
EPA

Neighborhood 40% + Structure 30% + Household 30% = Your Grade
B
GPA 3.5 – 4.0
Excellent Foundation
Consider a one-time lab test for peace of mind
C
GPA 2.5 – 3.4
Needs Observation
One-time lab test or consider ongoing monitoring
D
GPA 1.5 – 2.4
Needs Improvement
Get a radon detector for continuous monitoring
F
GPA 0.0 – 1.4
Critical Intervention
Continuous monitoring + connect with a local pro
A Grade "A" is reserved for homes with a confirmed low test result because the only way to truly know is to test.
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Government-verified data only
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Your data is never sold
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No pay-to-play scores
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Not a substitute for testing
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Enter your address. Answer a few questions about your family. Get a free AF radon risk grade with a clear recommendation on what to do next.