Who pays in a condo the slab is often a common element
In a condominium, the air in the bedroom is the occupant’s. The slab, the roof and often the chases are common elements. A detector in a ground-floor or basement unit does not need a meeting. A fan, a pipe in a chase and an outlet on the roof do.
Who pays depends on the declaration: common work, a share, or the unit that has the only lived-in basement. The laboratory does not decide that. The report does say whether the room is above 200. Condo. Which floor.
The 4-day test gives a first reading. The 91-day test covers the three-month minimum Health Canada asks for. Both are $59 before tax: shipping, return and the laboratory are included, taxes extra. The PDF report is sent within 2 business days after the laboratory receives the detector.
Above 200 Bq/m³, mitigation is confirmed with a quote. Gaz Radon is C-NRPP certified for measurement and mitigation.
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