Radon testing in Moosic
Houses that look the same above ground can test very differently below it.
Moosic stretches along the Lackawanna River south of Scranton, home to PNC Field and the RailRiders, with Montage Mountain rising just to the east. The borough's neighborhoods mix older homes near Main Street with newer houses built up the hillsides.
One thing surprises many Moosic homeowners: two houses on the same street, built the same year by the same builder, can have very different radon levels. Radon depends on the soil and rock directly under each home, the cracks and openings in its foundation, and how the house moves air. A neighbor's low result tells you nothing about yours.
That's why the only number that matters is a 48-hour test in your own home, $150 to $250 with a certified same-day report. If yours comes back high, mitigation is a one-day install, verified with a follow-up test. Pricing details are on the cost page, and common questions are answered in the FAQ.