Measuring radon is our thing
Are you rebuilding, buying or selling a residential property, changing the ventilation system or simply suspect that you have high levels of radon in your environment? Or are you an employer who wants to ensure a healthy working environment for your employees? Then you need to measure the radon level.
Here you can order accredited radon tests for all types of properties. Do you have any questions? Don’t hesitate to contact us, we are here to accompany you all the way from the planning stage to the issued report.
* We have Europe's fastest response times, get your report within 6 hours!
Summer Opening Hours
During weeks 26-33, our customer support phone has changed opening hours:
Monday, Wednesday & Friday: 08:30-12:00
Tuesday & Thursday: Closed
You are welcome to contact us by e-mail outside the phone hours: info.radon.se@etn.eurofins.com
Our Electronic Instruments
Eurofins is launching two new professional radon instruments, RadonEye Pro and EcoTracker, in co-operation with the global provider of electronic instruments, Ecosense.
Our products
Radon is an invisible and odorless gas formed when the radioactive element radium decays. To know if you and your family are exposed to radon, you need to measure. We have radon measurements for all types of properties.
Return of samples
Read about our convenient parcel return procedures. Return your radon detectors via our drop-off points for a fast and free return.
Check the map to see where your nearest drop-off point is.
What are the requirements for radon testing in your workplace?
Employers are obliged to know radon levels in the workplace and to take action to lower high radon levels if needed. The only way to detect radon is to measure it. Measure radon for at least two months between October 1 and April 30 to get an annual average.
Watch the Radiation Safety Authority's video that clearly explains the requirements for radon measurements in your workplace.
Do you have any questions?
For answers to frequently asked questions, please consult our Measurement Guide.
You are also more than welcome to contact us via our customer service.