Many of our customers have expressed a strong desire for a map indicating areas with higher radon levels in Charlottesville and the surrounding communities.

Living at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains—one of the oldest rock formations in the country, rich in basalt, granite, limestone, uranium, and slate—puts us in an area where uranium decay contributes to the presence of radioactive gas.

After 12 years of tracking our installations in this region, we were able to create this Area Radon Map. Although it was produced in 2017, it remains accurate today.

While the map provides valuable insight, it’s not a complete picture. If you're outside the mapped area, more information is available—just give us a call at the number below.

Please note that changes may have occurred since the last earthquake in the fall of 2011. Clients with radon monitors have reported a spike in levels following the quake.

Click here to read the RadioIQ story on Radon levels post earthquake.