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Radon Test Kits in Delaware County, PA
Delaware County Health Department lists radon test kits among the free products in its Test and Go kiosks. Locations are in Upper Darby, Media, Chester, and Yeadon. The kiosk page was updated September 18, 2026. A separate mail option is the limited Lung Association and DEP kit for residents who have not yet tested.
Last verified October 1, 2026. Confirm the official page before you travel. Prices and stock change.
Local Radon Test Kit Options
Delaware County Test and Go radon kits
Delaware County lists radon test kits among the free products in its Test and Go health kiosks.
Who it is for. The county says kiosk products are free to residents.
Free
Free to residents. The kiosk page lists radon test kits among the products.
Choose the radon kit at a Test and Go kiosk, answer the questions on the machine, and take the kit. Wellness line on the same page: 484-276-2100 or [email protected].
SEPTA 69th Street Transportation Terminal
6901 Market Street
Upper Darby, PA 19082
Hours: During terminal hours. The county page does not list the clock times.
Delaware County Community College, Marple Campus
901 Media Line Rd.
Media, PA 19063
Hours: During Student Resource Center hours. The county page does not list the clock times.
Keystone First Wellness and Opportunity Center
1929 W. 9th Street
Chester, PA 19013
Hours: Available 24/7, according to the county page.
Delaware County Wellness Center at Yeadon
125 Chester Ave.
Yeadon, PA 19050
Hours: Available 24/7, according to the county page.
Delaware County Government Center
201 W. Front St.
Media, PA 19063
Hours: Available 24/7, according to the county page.
The kiosk page says it was updated September 18, 2026. A separate April 6, 2026 press release announced radon kits for National Public Health Week. The September page still names radon test kits. The Maternity Care Coalition site in Upper Darby is listed for menstrual, sexual health, and baby supplies, not as a radon kiosk, so it is not shown here. The community college address is listed and is not pinned, because a building coordinate was not confirmed.
Pennsylvania Lung Association and DEP radon kits
The American Lung Association and Pennsylvania DEP offer a limited free radon kit by mail for residents who have not yet tested.
Who it is for. The page says the kits are for Pennsylvania residents who have not yet tested their homes. The page title says radon target counties. The form asks for an address. One kit per family.
Free
Free. One kit per family. The page says the number of kits is limited.
Order on the Lung Association page. Allow two to four weeks for delivery. Postage to the lab is included, and the page says results are at no cost. Use it as a first screening test in the lowest lived-in area.
Order link published by the agency
This is separate from the DEP confirmation kit, which is only for a screening result above 100 pCi/L. The order page does not name which counties are the target counties, so do not assume every address is accepted until the form says so.
Pennsylvania DEP home radon guidance
Pennsylvania DEP says testing is the only way to know your home's level, and that store kits cost about $20 to $30.
DEP says an easy-to-use home test kit can be purchased at hardware or home improvement stores for about $20 to $30. That is a store range, not a DEP sale price.
Buy a store kit, or hire a state-certified testing company. DEP also describes two limited free-kit paths below.
We did not find an Allegheny County kit counter on an official page during this check. Do not assume a free Pittsburgh pickup.
Pennsylvania DEP confirmation kit
DEP offers a free short-term confirmation kit if a screening result is greater than 100 pCi/L. This is not a general free kit.
Who it is for. All Pennsylvanians who have tested a home or other building and found a screening level greater than 100 pCi/L may request a free short-term confirmation kit.
Free
Free only for this confirmation case.
Call 800-237-2366 or 717-783-3594.
A separate note on the same page says parents of newborns may receive a hospital packet with a coupon for a free DEP kit. That path is for the newborn program, not for every household.