Safeguard Your Home from the Second Leading Cause of Lung Cancer
Radon is an invisible, odorless gas that can pose a serious health risk when concentrated indoors—and many homeowners don’t even know it’s there. At Home Inspections HALLEY, we provide professional Radon Inspection Services across Miami-Dade and Broward counties to help you identify and address this hidden threat.
Whether you’re buying a property, selling your home, or ensuring the health of your family, radon testing is essential to make informed and safe decisions.
Why Radon Testing Matters
Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States, following smoking. It forms naturally from the decay of uranium in soil and rock and can seep into buildings through:
Cracks in foundations or floors
Wall gaps and construction joints
Gaps around service pipes or sump pumps
Since radon is undetectable without testing, it can accumulate indoors without any signs—especially in older homes or buildings with poor ventilation.
Radon Risk in Miami-Dade & Broward
Many residents assume radon is only a concern in northern states, but Miami-Dade and Broward properties are not exempt. In fact, changes in construction materials, soil composition, or remodeling projects can increase radon exposure, even in newer homes.
We strongly recommend radon testing if:
You’re buying a home (especially built before 1990)
Your family spends significant time indoors
You’ve never had your home tested before
What to Expect from Our Radon Inspection
Our certified inspectors use advanced digital monitors to evaluate your home’s radon levels quickly and accurately. The inspection process is:
Non-invasive and typically completed within 48 hours
Conducted using EPA-approved methods
Followed by a detailed digital report with next steps, if mitigation is needed
If elevated levels are detected, we’ll guide you on radon mitigation options through trusted specialists in the area.
The Truth About Older Homes and Radon
Our certified inspectors use advanced digital monitors to evaluate your home’s radon levels quickly and accurately. The inspection process is:
Non-invasive and typically completed within 48 hours
Conducted using EPA-approved methods
Followed by a detailed digital report with next steps, if mitigation is needed
If elevated levels are detected, we’ll guide you on radon mitigation options through trusted specialists in the area.