If you don't currently offer radon testing, you may be missing out on an important source of revenue. By offering radon testing to your clients you can increase your overall income and revenue, and perhaps even expand your existing home inspection or other business. It is not difficult or overly time-consuming to master radon measurement, but it does require training and certification. Home inspectors that are certified to test for radon can typically command an additional $150 to perform a radon measurement test. Radon findings reports are included in the cost of an inspection and provided to the client, and the extra incremental revenue can add significantly to your bottom line and the profitability of your business.

PHII is proud to have the only radon measurement training course that comes with custom-designed radon report forms included for you to use when writing your findings in reports for your clients.

Our radon measurement certification course, which is conveniently available online, covers the proper techniques and methods for measuring and reporting radon concentrations in buildings. The course contains all-inclusive information that will make you familiar with the fundamental aspects of radon, the hazards of human exposure to radon gas, and the ways and areas that radon enters buildings. You will be taught how to accurately use inexpensive testing equipment to record precise results for your clients.

In almost all cases and situations, is is recommended that radon inspectors join a national society of radon professionals, such as the National Radon Safety Board (NRSB) or the National Radon Proficiency Program (NRPP). PHII gladly provides assistance to our graduates with coordinating and scheduling NRSB or NRPP entrance exams. 

Like our other courses, PHII leads the field in providing advanced course features. Just some of these features include: 

Also included are the EPA Citizen's Guide to Radon, the EPA Homebuyer's and Seller's Guide to Radon, and the EPA Consumer's Guide to Radon Reduction. Because EPA printed versions of these publications are no longer available, these documents are provided in e-document format.

PHII's Radon Measurement Course has been approved by the National Radon Safety Board for training requirements to join the organization. In some states, a membership to either NRSB or NRPP is required in order to perform radon inspections. Additionally, this course has also been approved for Radon Measurement training by the NRPP.