Why test rather than guess?
A visual home inspection cannot establish a home's radon level. EPA guidance recommends radon testing when buying or selling a home. Nearby properties are not a substitute for testing your own property.
Add a measured result to the information you have about your home.
NW Property Inspection offers radon testing as a separate service or alongside a full home inspection. Talk with Chris Nobbs about your property, access and timing.
Request radon testing ↗Plan around your timeline
Tell Chris your inspection deadline, how the lowest level is used, and whether there are previous radon results or a mitigation system. Confirm the device, test duration, placement, access and expected reporting schedule before booking; do not assume results will be available during a single inspection visit.
Prepare for reliable results
Ask for the test-specific building conditions and occupant instructions before testing begins. Keep equipment undisturbed and follow those instructions for the full measurement period. Testing and mitigation are different services; discuss any follow-up with a qualified provider.
STARTING RATES
Plan your inspection.
Standalone: $250
With a full home inspection: $175
Add-on rates apply when booked with a full home inspection. Final scope, access, travel, availability and agreed price must be confirmed before booking.
Reference rates shown. Contact NWPI to confirm current pricing before relying on an estimate.
Compare specialty services and prices ↗Background guidance: EPA radon resources for home buyers and sellers. Guidance checked October 19, 2026. EPA does not endorse this business.
Ask about your property.
Call 509-494-2104 or send your property details and preferred timeline. A request is not a confirmed booking.
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