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Your first line of defense against radon:
smart air quality monitors
Radon is found in every Canadian home. More than 3,000 Canadians die from radon-related lung cancer every year. Know your home’s risk - our smart radon detectors put clear, actionable data in your hands, so you can take the first step toward a healthier home.
Radon is a colorless and odorless radioactive gas that can silently infiltrate homes. The EPA cites long-term radon exposure as the leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers.
Radon enters the home through cracks or gaps in the foundation, and can build up indoors over time. Place your monitor in the lowest lived-in level of your home.
How much radon is too much?
Take action if levels consistently exceed 4 pCi/L. Consider mitigation for levels between 2–4 pCi/L. Health Canada recommends taking action if your long-term radon level is at or above 200 Bq/m3
How soon will I get results?
Radon levels fluctuate daily, and tend to be higher in winter. Monitoring over several weeks, ideally for 30 days or more during the colder months, will provide you with a reliable long-term average.
How can I reduce my radon levels?
Improve ventilation and seal entry points and then monitor to see the effects. If radon is still high, consider contacting a mitigation professional. Professional mitigation can reduce radon levels by up to 95%.
Mobile App
Airthings is your air coach
Monitor your home’s health from anywhere. Our app transforms complex data into simple, actionable insights.
Graphs, insights and more
Visualize your air quality trends over time. We help you understand exactly what you're breathing.
Smart, timely notifications
Receive tailored push notifications only when your air quality requires immediate action.
Continuously evolving
Constant updates with new features ensure you always have the best IAQ tools available.
Over 300,000 homes trust Airthings for healthy indoor air
“Excellent Monitor and Great Company! I bought this because I have worked from home for 5 years, and I am in the basement of my home which had a Radon system in it when I bought the house.”
W. Padgett
Owns a View Plus
“Provides a lot of data. This thing does a lot! You'll need a smart phone and the app to get things going. Install it and wait a week so it can calibrate. Then you're off and running and able to see all kinds of interesting data about the air quality of your house.”
James C
Owns a Wave Radon
“I like this IAQ monitor. It's been keeping trend data for a few months and gave me some valuable insights (like keeping my bedroom door open to reduce CO2 overnight).”
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas linked to lung cancer. Learn what radon is, how to monitor for it, and how to make sure your home is safe.