Utah Radon Testing

Radon Risks in Utah

Why Every Home Needs a Test

Every home in Utah should test for radon due to the state's geology and the serious health risks it poses. With high uranium levels in the soil, radon can accumulate indoors, affecting one in three homes. As a leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers, it contributes to about 21,000 deaths annually in the U.S. Since radon is invisible and odorless, testing is the only way to detect it. Regular testing is crucial, especially during winter months, to protect families from this silent threat.

About Utah Radon Testing

Kit Placement, Pickup, and Shipping

Radon services place test kits in the lowest living area for 48-72 hours, ensuring proper placement away from walls. After testing, they securely collect and package the kits for lab analysis.

Paid Lab Results

Kit Placement, Pickup, and Shipping

The kits are sent to a certified lab, with results typically emailed within 7-14 days. Services interpret the results, helping homeowners understand their radon levels.

Information on Mitigation

Kit Placement, Pickup, and Shipping

Information on Mitigation

If radon levels exceed 4 pCi/L, services provide mitigation recommendations. They offer lists of certified mitigators and may also provide their own mitigation solutions, guiding homeowners through the process.