What to Expect From Your DezAir Testing Report

Whether you've had a radon test, a mold test, or both, your report is designed to be genuinely readable — not a page of technical jargon you need help interpreting.

What You'll See in a Radon Report

For a radon report, you'll see your measured level in pCi/L, a clear comparison against the EPA's recommended action threshold (4 pCi/L), and a plain-language explanation of what your specific number means.

If your level is elevated, the report explains that clearly and notes that a licensed radon mitigation professional is the appropriate next step — DezAir doesn't perform mitigation, so this is a neutral pointer, not a sales pitch.

What You'll See in a Mold Report

For a mold report, you'll see the results from each sample collected — interior air, exterior baseline, and any surface samples — including species identified and concentration levels, along with a comparison between your indoor results and the outdoor baseline.

The report explains what that comparison means in practical terms, not just raw lab data.

Reports Designed for Real Answers

In both cases, the report is meant to answer the two questions that actually matter:

What did we find, and what should you do about it (if anything)?

You shouldn't need a background in environmental science to understand your own results.

Questions After Receiving Your Report?

If anything in your report is unclear, or you have follow-up questions after reading it, reaching out to our team directly is the right next step — we're glad to help you understand your specific results.


Schedule a radon or mold test today with DezAir Quality Testing online at dezairqualitytesting.com.