With EcoQube Pro CRM leasing, districts cut testing costs to just $6 per room while gathering the continuous, hourly data needed to separate radon levels during occupied school hours from empty overnight peaks. Achieve total compliance, automate reporting, and protect your capital budget.
School districts putting indoor air quality first
A direct comparison of traditional charcoal test kits with EcoQube Pro CRMs.
An average charcoal kit won’t show you the reality of your building’s airflow. When a school’s HVAC system shuts off overnight to conserve energy, radon gas levels naturally crest. Charcoal canisters absorb this gas 24/7, yielding an artificially inflated reading.
By contrast, the EcoQube Pro maps radon levels continuously. Facility managers frequently discover that simply adjusting the morning HVAC startup sequence by 60 minutes flushes out any overnight radon pooling completely—delivering safe, compliant air precisely when students walk through the doors without digging a single sub-slab depressurization trench.
Continuous monitoring helped Boise Schools evaluate its HVAC schedule at South Jr. High’s Psych Office. Follow-up monitoring recorded 0.9 pCi/L during occupied school hours.
Different averaging periods: 5.5 pCi/L is the initial overall average; 0.9 pCi/L is the follow-up occupied-hours average. Results are room-specific; schedule changes are not guaranteed to resolve elevated radon.
Deploy EcoQube Pro monitors in all occupied ground-contact rooms simultaneously. Plan enough monitors for the entire building.
How Denver Public Schools, Cedar Rapids CSD, and Boise Public Schools use leased continuous monitors across real buildings.
Denver Public Schools tested 200 schools with leased EcoQube Pro continuous monitors. The district rented 150 monitors in 2025 and 175 monitors in 2026, rotating the same fleet across buildings instead of buying a device for every room.
Cedar Rapids Community School District operates under Iowa’s mandate: every public school attendance center tested by July 1, 2027, then at least every five years. Leased EcoQube Pro monitors move from building to building so the district can cover that clock without a disposable kit in every room.
Boise Public Schools used hourly EcoQube Pro readings to separate occupied-hour radon from overnight peaks. The diagnostic resolved at the HVAC schedule — a zero-capital fix, with no new mitigation equipment.
Compare single-use charcoal kit costs with the EcoQube Pro Lease & Move rotation strategy for your schools and rooms.
600 rooms tested · One testing round
Disposable canisters at $20 per test. Each room needs a new kit.
$12,000600 tests · one roundRotation strategy. Reuse leased monitors at $6 per completed test.
$3,600600 tests · one roundLease & Move versus single-use charcoal kits.
Illustrative estimate based on $6 per completed test. Actual lease pricing depends on deployment and utilization. Labor, shipping, retesting, and mitigation are excluded.
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Reusable monitors. Hourly visibility. A clear path forward.
A charcoal kit gives you an average. Continuous hourly data shows what happens when students are actually in the building.
See how radon changes when ventilation switches on and off.
Existing HVAC schedule adjustments may reduce radon. Verify the impact with follow-up data before considering new equipment.
The EcoQube-Pro dashboard provides a complete occuppied vs. unoccupied radon fluctuation analysis.
Denver Public Schools deployed 88 continuous radon monitors for a school-wide test, with automated reporting and quality-control results.
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