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Expert guidance
Whether you have received an elevated radon test result, are buying a property, managing a workplace or planning building work, understanding the next steps can make the process much easier.
Dublin Radon Services provides practical advice informed by EPA guidance, radon remediation training and building construction experience.
Who we help
Understand radon risks in your home, arrange testing and get practical guidance if your results are elevated.
Understand the radon considerations affecting properties under your management, including testing, documentation and suitable follow-up actions.
Get guidance on workplace radon risk, relevant testing obligations and appropriate next steps based on your premises and results.
Discuss radon protection in new construction, existing buildings and refurbishment projects, with consideration for building design and applicable requirements.
Practical support
Understand why testing matters, where detectors are normally placed and how the three-month measurement process works.
Learn About Testing →Learn what Bq/m³ means, how your result relates to Irish reference levels and when further action should be considered.
Radon Risk & Requirements →Explore suitable remediation approaches, what installation may involve and why retesting and maintenance matter.
Learn About Remediation →Frequently asked questions
Radon has no smell, colour or taste. Testing is the only reliable way to determine the radon concentration inside your property.
Yes. Elevated radon levels can occur outside designated High Radon Areas. The EPA risk map estimates area risk but cannot determine the level inside an individual building.
The next step is to review the result and assess the property. Suitable reduction measures depend on factors such as floor construction, ventilation and the measured concentration.
Radon reduction systems can be effective, but no particular result can be guaranteed. Follow-up testing is important, and mechanical systems require appropriate checks and maintenance.
Irish radiation protection legislation places radon-related duties on employers in specified circumstances. Requirements depend on the workplace location and type of premises. Current EPA guidance should be consulted.
For official radon information, current guidance and location-based risk estimates, the Environmental Protection Agency is Ireland's primary reference source.
Visit EPA Radon Information ↗Whether you're arranging your first test or deciding what to do with an existing result, we're here to help you understand your options.
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