DOUGLAS COUNTY, COLORADO RADON TESTING OF CHILD CARE FACILITIES: A NEW REQUIREMENT
What is Radon?
Why Test Child Care Facilities?
Douglas County's decision to require radon testing in child care facilities shows a strong commitment to children's health and safety. This proactive approach can help prevent potential health issues before they start.
The New Testing Requirement
If testing reveals radon levels at or above 4 picocuries per liter (pCi/L) - the EPA's recommended action level - facilities must take steps to reduce these levels through a process called radon mitigation.
Radon Testing and Mitigation with Absolute Radon Safety
If high radon levels are detected, their experts can design and install effective mitigation systems. These systems typically involve specialized ventilation that captures radon before it enters the building and safely redirects it outside.
Benefits of Choosing Absolute Radon Safety
- Experienced professionals with specific knowledge of Douglas County requirements
- Comprehensive testing that meets all regulatory standards
- Custom mitigation solutions based on each facility's unique needs
- Clear communication throughout the process
- Ongoing support after installation
By choosing Absolute Radon Safety, child care providers can ensure they're complying with the new requirements while creating the safest possible environment for the children in their care.

