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If your initial radon test came back high, a radon retest is crucial to confirm the levels before taking mitigation steps. The timing matters: wait at least three months after the first test or after any major home renovations. Use a test placed in the same lowest lived-in area, ideally during winter when the home is closed up. This second measurement gives you a more reliable average, helping you decide if you need to hire a radon mitigator to reduce your family's long-term exposure.

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Buying a radon test kit usually runs between $10 and $30, but a professional measurement by a certified inspector can cost $150 to $800 or more depending on your location and home size. I went with a continuous monitor for around $300 because I wanted results over several days, and it gave me peace of mind knowing the levels were safe before finishing my basement.