Radon test? Follow these simple rules to help prevent delays, frustration, and suspicion. @StructureTech1
Radon test? Follow these simple rules to help prevent delays, frustration, and suspicion.  @StructureTech1
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
If you're selling a home in Minnesota, odds are the buyers will order a radon test. We do radon tests at over half of our home inspections; the exact number was 55% in 2025. To help prevent delays, trip charges, and doubts, it's important to follow the rules for radon testing. When the rules aren't followed, the test isn't valid. An invalid radon test will usually in a re-test, which will typically take another three days. Nobody wants to deal with that, but we see it happen several times a week.
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Radon test? Follow these simple rules to help prevent delays, frustration, and suspicion.

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