You Upgraded the Kitchen. Restored the Hardwoods. Have You Checked for Radon? 🏡

Even if you have kept your home in pristine original style--check for radon. 🏡

Lovingly maintained older homes are a point of pride — but what you can't see, smell, or taste could be putting your family at risk. Radon gas silently seeps through foundations and builds up indoors, and older construction is especially vulnerable.

If you have a mitigation system, testing should be done every 2 years. If you do NOT have a mitigation system, testing should be done every 5 years.

The good news? Testing is quick, easy, and surprisingly affordable.

✅ Protect the home you've worked hard for.

📋 Testing takes just 48 hours.

💨 Peace of mind lasts a lifetime.

Don't leave your family's health to chance. Schedule your radon test today and breathe a little easier. 😊

👉 Contact Julie at 303-884-3770 or julie.kessler@abuyerschoice.com

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Disclaimer / Fine Print

The information provided on this website is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, medical, or professional health advice. Radon levels vary by property, geographic location, and environmental conditions. The presence or absence of radon cannot be determined without proper testing conducted by a qualified professional.

A Buyer's Choice- Lone Tree is a licensed radon testing provider operating in accordance with applicable state and local regulations. Our testing services are designed to identify radon concentrations in accordance with EPA guidelines; however, results are specific to the time and conditions under which testing was performed and may not reflect future radon levels.

Testing results should not be used as the sole basis for real estate, health, or remediation decisions. We strongly recommend consulting with a certified radon mitigation specialist if elevated radon levels are detected. [Company Name] does not provide radon mitigation services and is not responsible for actions taken or not taken based on testing results.

By engaging our services, you acknowledge and agree that [Company Name] its employees, and affiliates are not liable for any damages, losses, or health outcomes arising from the use of or reliance on our testing services or the information presented on this website.

For more information on radon health risks, visit the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) at www.epa.gov/radon or the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment at www.cdphe.colorado.gov.

*This disclaimer is subject to change without notice. Last updated: February 20, 2026