All 50 states and DC

Radon rules by state

21 states license or certify the people who fix radon. 14 require a radon disclosure or notice when a home is sold. 29 state programs offer free or low-cost kits right now.

We checked each state on October 1, 2026. This is a plain summary, not legal advice. The linked law or state page is the final word.

Alaska: No state license or certification foundAKMaine: State certification requiredMEVermont: No state license or certification foundVTNew Hampshire: National certification required by state lawNHWashington: No state license or certification foundWAIdaho: No state license or certification foundIDMontana: No state license or certification foundMTNorth Dakota: No state license or certification foundNDMinnesota: State license requiredMNIllinois: State license requiredILWisconsin: No state license or certification foundWIMichigan: No state license or certification foundMINew York: No state license or certification foundNYRhode Island: State license requiredRIMassachusetts: No state license or certification foundMAOregon: No state license or certification foundORNevada: No state license or certification foundNVWyoming: No state license or certification foundWYSouth Dakota: No state license or certification foundSDIowa: State certification requiredIAIndiana: State license requiredINOhio: State license requiredOHPennsylvania: State certification requiredPANew Jersey: State certification requiredNJConnecticut: National certification required by state lawCTCalifornia: State certification requiredCAUtah: State license requiredUTColorado: State license requiredCONebraska: State license requiredNEMissouri: No state license or certification foundMOKentucky: National certification required by state lawKYWest Virginia: State license requiredWVVirginia: National certification required by state lawVAMaryland: No state license or certification foundMDDelaware: No state license or certification foundDEArizona: No state license or certification foundAZNew Mexico: No state license or certification foundNMKansas: State certification requiredKSArkansas: No state license or certification foundARTennessee: No state license or certification foundTNNorth Carolina: No state license or certification foundNCSouth Carolina: No state license or certification foundSCDistrict of Columbia: National certification required by state lawDCOklahoma: No state license or certification foundOKLouisiana: No state license or certification foundLAMississippi: No state license or certification foundMSAlabama: No state license or certification foundALGeorgia: No state license or certification foundGAHawaii: No state license or certification foundHITexas: No state license or certification foundTXFlorida: State certification requiredFL
State license or certification (16)National certification required (5)No state requirement (30)

Alabama

State radon program
Alabama Department of Public Health, Office of Radiation Control, (334) 290-6244, 1-800-582-1866
Free kits
Kit program paused. Free test kits are paused due to high demand. Buy one from a hardware store or a listed supplier instead. Source Local kits in Alabama.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. Hire a mitigator certified by NEHA or the National Radon Safety Board. Source Search NRPP certified radon professionals by state.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. Hire a certified radon tester who uses a continuous monitor for 48 hours or more. Source
Selling a home
No state radon rule found. Alabama has no radon disclosure law. Real estate radon testing follows its own faster timeline. Source

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Alaska

State radon program
Alaska Division of Geological and Geophysical Surveys, Alaska Radon Program, (907) 269-6401, 1-800-478-8324
Free kits
Free kits in some months. Free test kits mail out each winter. Mailing is paused for now. Register online and kits resume in December 2026. Order Local kits in Alaska.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. Consult a radon professional if you are not comfortable fixing it yourself. Source
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. Buy a kit at a hardware store or hire a radon service provider to test. Source
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers must fill out the state disclosure form, which asks whether they know of radon gas on the property. AS 34.70.010 to 34.70.200

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Arizona

State radon program
Arizona Department of Health Services, Bureau of Radiation Control, Radon Program, (602) 255-4845
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. Order a free radon test kit by mail using the online form on the state radon page. Order Local kits in Arizona.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. The state does not certify radon mitigators. Hire one licensed by the Arizona Registrar of Contractors. Source Search NRPP certified radon professionals.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. The state does not certify radon testers. Look for one certified by NRPP or NRSB. Source
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers must disclose known radon gas on the Residential Seller's Property Disclosure Statement. Source
Also
Arizona does not require radon resistant construction techniques in new homes. Source

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Arkansas

State radon program
Arkansas Department of Health, Radon Gas Program, 501-661-2621
Free kits
No state kit program found. Arkansas offers no free kit program. Buy a test kit from a local hardware store instead. Source Local kits in Arkansas.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. Arkansas has no radon law, so hire a nationally certified mitigator. Source State page links to the NRPP and NRSB certification programs.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. Arkansas has no radon law, so hire a nationally certified tester. Source
Selling a home
No state radon rule found. Arkansas has no law requiring radon disclosure when a home is sold. Source

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California

State radon program
California Department of Public Health, Indoor Radon Program, 1-800-745-7236
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. Buy a discounted short-term test kit for $14.95 through the state's partner lab, shipped to California addresses. Order Local kits in California.
Fixing radon
State certification required. Mitigators must hold NRPP or NRSB certification plus a California contractor license to work legally. California Health and Safety Code 106780 State list of certified testers, mitigators and labs.
Testing for someone else
State certification required. Testers must be certified by NRPP or NRSB. No profession, including home inspectors, is exempt. California Health and Safety Code 106780
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers of one to four unit homes must disclose known radon gas on the Transfer Disclosure Statement. California Civil Code 1102 to 1102.6

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Colorado

State radon program
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE), Radon Program, 303-692-2422, 1-800-846-3986
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. Order one free radon test kit per household per year while supplies last. Order Lung cancer program in Colorado. Local kits in Colorado.
Fixing radon
State license required. Hire a mitigator licensed by the state as a radon mitigation professional. C.R.S. 12-165-106, 12-165-108 CDPHE's licensed radon professional listing and the DORA Office of Radon Professionals.
Testing for someone else
State license required. Testers must hold a state radon measurement professional license. C.R.S. 12-165-106, 12-165-108(1)(a)
Selling a home
Radon disclosure required. Sellers must disclose known radon test results and any radon concentrations to buyers. C.R.S. 38-35.7-112
Also
Landlords must disclose radon information in writing before a tenant signs a lease. Source

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Connecticut

State radon program
Connecticut Department of Public Health (CT DPH), Radon Program, (860) 509-7300
Free kits
Free kits in some months. Free kits go to local health departments each winter for residents. Ask yours directly. Order Local kits in Connecticut.
Fixing radon
National certification required by state law. Mitigators need NRSB or NEHA radon certification plus a state contractor registration. Conn. Gen. Stat. 20-420(a) CT DPH lists of nationally certified radon measurement and mitigation professionals.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. The state lists nationally certified testers for reference. Conn. Gen. Stat. 19a-14b(5)(b)
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers must answer radon test and radon system questions on the state condition report. Conn. Gen. Stat. 20-327b
Also
New detached homes and townhouses must include passive radon control construction. Source

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Delaware

State radon program
Delaware Health and Social Services, Division of Public Health (DPH), Radon Program, 1-800-464-HELP
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. Delaware residents can order one free radon test kit online while supplies last. Order Local kits in Delaware.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. Delaware suggests hiring an NRPP or NRSB certified contractor. Source DPH voluntary list of radon service companies offering testing and mitigation.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. Delaware suggests hiring an NRPP or NRSB certified contractor. Source
Selling a home
Radon disclosure required. Sellers must notify buyers of radon risk and share any known radon test results. 6 Del. C. 2572A

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District of Columbia

State radon program
DC Department of Energy and Environment (DOEE), Radon Test Kit Program, (202) 535-2302
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. District residents can get a free radon test kit online or by calling the hotline. Order Local kits in District of Columbia.
Fixing radon
National certification required by state law. Pros need an EPA proficiency listing or a Mayor-approved certificate before charging a fee. D.C. Code 28-4201 DOEE recommends choosing an AARST-NRPP or National Radon Safety Board certified contractor.
Testing for someone else
National certification required by state law. Pros need an EPA proficiency listing or a Mayor-approved certificate before charging a fee. D.C. Code 28-4201
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers must answer a radon gas question on the DC seller's disclosure statement. 17 DCMR 2708.13

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Florida

State radon program
Florida Department of Health, Radon Program, 800-543-8279, 850-245-4288
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. Request a free radon test kit online and mail it back within three months. Order Lung cancer program in Florida. Local kits in Florida.
Fixing radon
State certification required. Mitigators must be certified by the Florida Department of Health to charge for the work. Section 404.056(2)(b), Florida Statutes Florida DOH lists of certified radon measurement and mitigation businesses and individuals.
Testing for someone else
State certification required. Paid testers need state certification. Owners and occupants may test their own home without it. Section 404.056(2)(b), Florida Statutes
Selling a home
Radon notice or pamphlet required. Every sale contract must carry the state's standard radon gas warning statement. Section 404.056(5), Florida Statutes
Also
Rental agreements must carry the same radon notice unless the stay is 45 days or less. Source

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Georgia

State radon program
University of Georgia Cooperative Extension, UGA Radon Education Program, 706-583-0602
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. Order a radon test kit online or by mail from UGA for $15, which covers shipping and lab analysis. Order Local kits in Georgia.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required to mitigate radon in Georgia. The program recommends hiring one certified by NRPP or NRSB. Source UGA page linking the NRPP and NRSB certified-pro searches; Georgia keeps no state list.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required for radon testers in Georgia. Hire one certified by NRPP or NRSB for real estate deals. Source
Selling a home
We could not confirm this.

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Hawaii

State radon program
Hawaii State Department of Health, Indoor and Radiological Health Branch, (808) 586-4700
Free kits
No state kit program found. Hawaii's health department does not offer a free or discounted radon test kit program. Buy a kit from a retailer. Source Local kits in Hawaii.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license or certification is required for radon mitigators in Hawaii. Source
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license or certification is required for radon testers in Hawaii. Source
Selling a home
No state radon rule found. Hawaii law requires sellers to disclose material facts, but it does not specifically name radon. HRS chapter 508D (general seller disclosure statement of all material facts; radon is not named)

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Idaho

State radon program
Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, Environmental Health Program (Idaho Radon Program), 800-445-8647
Free kits
Kit program paused. Idaho's free mail-order radon test kit is currently out of stock. Check back later. Order Local kits in Idaho.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required to mitigate radon in Idaho. You may hire a professional or do it yourself. Source AARST Certified Radon Professionals search for Idaho.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required for radon testers in Idaho. The state suggests hiring one certified by NRPP or NRSB. Source
Selling a home
No state radon rule found. Idaho's seller disclosure form does not specifically ask about radon, though hazardous conditions must be disclosed. Idaho Code 55-2508 (statutory Seller Property Disclosure Form; radon is not named)
Also
Idaho landlords are not required to test or fix radon, and radon-resistant construction is optional unless adopted locally. Source

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Illinois

State radon program
Illinois Emergency Management Agency and Office of Homeland Security, Radon Program, (800) 325-1245 (Information Line), (217) 782-1325 (Radon staff)
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits, limited supply. Discounted radon test kits are available while supplies last through Lung.org or the Illinois Radon HelpLine. Order Lung cancer program in Illinois. Local kits in Illinois.
Fixing radon
State license required. Hire a mitigator licensed by IEMA. Mitigating radon for pay without a license is illegal in Illinois. 420 ILCS 44 Illinois licensed radon pros.
Testing for someone else
State license required. Hire a tester licensed by IEMA. Testing for pay without a license is illegal in Illinois. 420 ILCS 44
Selling a home
Radon disclosure required. Sellers must give buyers the state radon pamphlet and disclose any known elevated test results before the sale. 420 ILCS 46
Also
New homes in Illinois must include passive radon resistant construction. Source

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Indiana

State radon program
Indiana Department of Health (IDOH), Lead and Healthy Homes Division, radon program, 1-800-272-9723
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. Indiana does not give free kits. Buy a low-cost short or long-term test kit through the American Lung Association. Order Lung cancer program in Indiana. Local kits in Indiana.
Fixing radon
State license required. Indiana requires a state license plus national EPA-recognized certification to mitigate radon professionally. 410 IAC 5.1-1-26(a); IC 16-41-38 Indiana eVerification license search for radon testers and mitigators.
Testing for someone else
State license required. Indiana requires a state license plus national EPA-recognized certification to test for radon professionally. 410 IAC 5.1-1-24(a); IC 16-41-38
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Indiana sellers must disclose known hazardous conditions, including radon gas, on the state sales disclosure form. IC 32-21-5; State Form 46234

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Iowa

State radon program
Iowa Department of Health and Human Services (Iowa HHS), Radon Program (Radiological Health), 1-800-383-5992
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. Iowa offers one free radon test kit per household while supplies last, through state-listed order forms. Order Lung cancer programs in Iowa. Local kits in Iowa.
Fixing radon
State certification required. Iowa requires state credentialing to perform radon abatement professionally, with an exemption for homeowners on their own property. Iowa Code 136B.1(3) Iowa HHS list of credentialed radon mitigation specialists (PDF).
Testing for someone else
State certification required. Iowa requires state certification to test for radon professionally, with an exemption for owners testing their own building. Iowa Code 136B.1(3)
Selling a home
Radon disclosure required. Iowa sellers must disclose any known radon test results and give buyers the state radon fact sheet. Iowa Code 543B.9 and 543B.18; Iowa Admin. Code 193E chapter 14 (as cited by Iowa HHS)
Also
Starting July 1, 2026, new Iowa homes must include a passive radon mitigation system under the state building code. Source

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Kansas

State radon program
Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), with the Kansas Radon Program at Kansas State University handling public education and kits
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. Order a short-term radon test kit from your county K-State Extension office for under $10 total. Order Lung cancer program in Kansas. Local kits in Kansas.
Fixing radon
State certification required. Hire a radon mitigation technician certified by KDHE. Uncertified mitigation work is illegal in Kansas. K.S.A. 48-16a06(a) KDHE list of Kansas-certified radon measurement and mitigation technicians (PDF).
Testing for someone else
State certification required. Hire a radon measurement technician certified by KDHE. Uncertified paid testing is illegal in Kansas. K.S.A. 48-16a05(a)
Selling a home
Radon notice or pamphlet required. Every Kansas home sale contract must include a state-required radon notice warning buyers about possible exposure. K.S.A. 58-3078a

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Kentucky

State radon program
Kentucky Board of Radon Safety (Public Protection Cabinet, Department of Professional Licensing), 502-782-2782
Free kits
Kit program paused. The state's free kit program is out of stock. Residents of 44 listed counties should contact their local health department instead. Source Local kits in Kentucky.
Fixing radon
National certification required by state law. Hire a mitigator certified by NRPP or NRSB and registered with the Kentucky Board of Radon Safety. KRS 309.436 NRPP Find a Pro search (Kentucky has no separate state list).
Testing for someone else
National certification required by state law. Hire a tester certified by NRPP or NRSB and registered with the Kentucky Board of Radon Safety. KRS 309.436; KRS 309.438
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers disclose radon testing and any mitigation system on the standard Kentucky property condition disclosure form. KRS 324.360

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Louisiana

State radon program
Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (LDEQ)
Free kits
No state kit program found. Louisiana has no free test kit program. Buy a kit yourself or call the National Radon Hotline for help. Source Local kits in Louisiana.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license or certification is required to install a radon mitigation system in Louisiana. Source
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license or certification is required to test for radon in Louisiana. Source
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers must list radon gas on Louisiana's standard property disclosure document given to buyers. La. R.S. 9:3196

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Maine

State radon program
Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention (Maine DHHS), Radiation Control Program, 207-287-5676
Free kits
No state kit program found. Maine has no free kit program. Buy a radon test kit from the state lab or a private lab. Order Local kits in Maine.
Fixing radon
State certification required. Hire a mitigation contractor registered with Maine DHHS. Unregistered mitigation work is against the law. 22 MRSA 775 Maine registry search for registered radon service providers.
Testing for someone else
State certification required. Hire a tester registered with Maine DHHS. Unregistered radon testing for others is against the law. 22 MRSA 774
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers must disclose radon on Maine's standard property disclosure statement given to buyers. 33 MRSA 173(4)(C)
Also
Landlords must test rentals for radon periodically and notify tenants. Either side may end the lease at high readings. Source

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Maryland

State radon program
Maryland Department of Health (MDH), Environmental Health Bureau radon program, 1-866-703-3266
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. Order a discounted $3 radon test kit online while supplies last, shipped to your Maryland home. Order Local kits in Maryland.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. Maryland suggests hiring a nationally certified mitigation professional. Source EPA search for NRPP and NRSB certified radon professionals.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. Testing businesses must use an EPA-listed lab and give you written results. Md. Code, Environment 8-305
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers list radon on Maryland's property disclosure form, or may choose a disclaimer statement instead. Md. Code, Real Property 10-702
Also
New homes built under Maryland's code must follow the IRC's radon control construction methods. Source

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Massachusetts

State radon program
Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH), Bureau of Climate and Environmental Health, Radon Unit, (800) 723-6695, (413) 784-9352
Free kits
No state kit program found. No free kits are available. The state points to discounted test kits from Kansas State University. Source Local kits in Massachusetts.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. Hire someone certified by NRPP or the National Radon Safety Board. Source DPH list of nationally certified radon mitigation professionals (PDF).
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. Hire a tester certified by NRPP or the National Radon Safety Board. Source
Selling a home
Radon notice or pamphlet required. Buyers get a state home inspection brochure that covers radon, lead paint, and termites. M.G.L. c. 13, s. 97
Also
New homes in Worcester, Essex, and Middlesex Counties need a passive radon system since 2015. Source

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Michigan

State radon program
Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE), Michigan Indoor Radon Program, 800-723-6642
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. Get a test kit from your county or city health department or an MSU Extension office. Order Local kits in Michigan.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. EGLE suggests hiring a radon pro certified by NRPP or NRSB. Source EGLE page linking to NRPP and NRSB professional search tools.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. EGLE suggests hiring a radon pro certified by NRPP or NRSB. Source
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers must disclose known hazards, including radon gas, on the state disclosure form. MCL 565.957

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Minnesota

State radon program
Minnesota Department of Health (MDH), Indoor Air Unit, 651-201-4601
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. Order a short term test kit from Air Chek for $12.95, discounted for Minnesota residents. Order Local kits in Minnesota.
Fixing radon
State license required. Mitigators must hold an annual MDH radon license to work in Minnesota. Minn. Stat. 144.4961, subd. 5 MDH search of licensed radon measurement and mitigation pros.
Testing for someone else
State license required. Testers must hold an annual MDH radon measurement license to work in Minnesota. Minn. Stat. 144.4961, subd. 5
Selling a home
Radon disclosure required. Sellers must disclose known radon test results in writing and give buyers an MDH booklet. Minn. Stat. 144.496, subd. 3
Also
New homes built since 2009 must include passive radon resistant construction. Source

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Mississippi

State radon program
Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH), radon program, 1-800-626-7739
Free kits
We could not confirm this. Local kits in Mississippi.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. MSDH suggests contractors from the National Radon Proficiency Program. Source National Radon Proficiency Program contractor search.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. MSDH suggests testers certified by the National Radon Proficiency Program. Source
Selling a home
No state radon rule found. The state seller disclosure form has no radon question, so no disclosure is required. Miss. Code s. 89-1-501 to 89-1-527

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Missouri

State radon program
Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS), radon program, 573-751-6102 (or), 866-628-9891
Free kits
Kit program paused. The free test kit program is out of stock, with no restock date given. Source Local kits in Missouri.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. DHSS suggests hiring a contractor certified by NRPP. Source NRPP search for certified Missouri radon contractors.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. Occupants can test themselves, but testing for legal transactions should use a professional contractor. Source
Selling a home
No state radon rule found. Missouri has no law requiring radon testing or disclosure by home sellers. Source

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Montana

State radon program
Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), Radon Control Program, 1-800-546-0483
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. Montana residents can order a discounted radon test kit for $5 while supplies last. Order Local kits in Montana.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. The state suggests hiring an NRPP or NRSB certified mitigator. Source
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state certification is required. The state suggests hiring an NRPP or NRSB certified tester. Source
Selling a home
Radon disclosure required. Sellers must give buyers a radon disclosure statement before or when signing a purchase contract. MCA 75-3-606

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Nebraska

State radon program
Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Public Health, Office of Environmental Health Hazards & Indoor Air (Radon Program), (402) 471-1005
Free kits
No state kit program found. The state program does not give out kits; ask your local health department about free or low-cost options. Source Local kits in Nebraska.
Fixing radon
State license required. Mitigators must hold a Nebraska DHHS radon license to work in the state. Neb. Rev. Stat. 71-3507 Nebraska's list of licensed radon mitigation businesses.
Testing for someone else
State license required. Anyone testing for radon professionally in Nebraska, other than in their own home, must be licensed. Neb. Rev. Stat. 71-3507
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers answer a radon question on Nebraska's required property condition disclosure form. Neb. Rev. Stat. 76-2,120
Also
New homes built after September 1, 2019 must include radon resistant construction features like a passive vent system. Source

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Nevada

State radon program
University of Nevada, Reno Extension, Nevada Radon Education Program, (775) 336-0254
Free kits
Free kits in some months. Free test kits are available each January and February at Extension offices; kits cost $15 the rest of the year. Order Local kits in Nevada.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. The program lists NRPP or NRSB certified mitigation professionals for Nevada. Source Nevada's list of certified radon mitigation professionals.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. The program lists nationally certified measurement professionals for Nevada. Source
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers disclose known environmental hazards, including radon gas, on Nevada's property disclosure form. NRS 113.130

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New Hampshire

State radon program
New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), NH Radon Program, (603) 271-1708
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. New Hampshire residents can request a free short-term radon test kit mailed to their home. Order Local kits in New Hampshire.
Fixing radon
National certification required by state law. Anyone designing or installing an airborne radon mitigation system must hold NRPP or NRSB certification. RSA 310-A:189-a National Radon Proficiency Program pro search.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state certification is required to test for radon, though a nationally certified tester is recommended. Source
Selling a home
Radon notice or pamphlet required. Sellers must give buyers a signed radon notification before signing a real estate purchase contract. RSA 477:4-a

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New Jersey

State radon program
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), Radiation Protection Element, Radon Section, 1-800-648-0394
Free kits
No state kit program found. NJDEP does not run a statewide kit program; check your local health department or buy an NJ certified kit. Source Local kits in New Jersey.
Fixing radon
State certification required. Mitigators must hold DEP certification before testing for or fixing radon in New Jersey homes. N.J.S.A. 26:2D-71
Testing for someone else
State certification required. Testers must hold DEP certification before testing a building for radon in New Jersey. N.J.S.A. 26:2D-70
Selling a home
Radon disclosure required. Sellers must give buyers radon test results and proof of mitigation when signing a sale contract. N.J.S.A. 26:2D-73
Also
New homes built in higher radon risk Tier 1 towns must include radon resistant construction features. Source

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New Mexico

State radon program
New Mexico Environment Department (NMED), Radiation Control Bureau, Indoor Radon Outreach Program, (505) 476-8600
Free kits
Free kits in some months. New Mexico gives free test kits seasonally online while supplies last, one per address. Order Local kits in New Mexico.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. New Mexico suggests hiring a nationally certified radon pro. Source National Radon Safety Board directory.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. New Mexico suggests hiring a nationally certified radon tester. Source
Selling a home
No state radon rule found. New Mexico has no radon-specific seller disclosure requirement. Source

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New York

State radon program
New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH), Center for Environmental Health, Bureau of Environmental Radiation Protection, Radon Program, (518) 402-7556
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. Order a radon test kit from the state for $12.25, which covers the kit, lab analysis and postage. Order Local kits in New York.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. New York recommends hiring an AARST/NRPP or NRSB certified mitigator. Source New York's list of certified radon mitigators.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state tester license is required, but any lab that analyzes your test must hold New York ELAP certification. Source
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers answer a radon testing question on the state property condition disclosure form. N.Y. RPL 462

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North Carolina

State radon program
North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS), Division of Health Service Regulation, Radiation Protection Section, North Carolina Radon Program, 1-800-662-7030
Free kits
Free kits in some months. NCDHHS gives away free kits each January during Radon Action Month while supplies last. Order Lung cancer program in North Carolina. Local kits in North Carolina.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. North Carolina points residents to NRPP or NRSB certified pros. Source NC Radon Program's national certifying organizations.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. North Carolina points residents to NRPP or NRSB certified pros. Source
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers mark a radon gas box on North Carolina's required property disclosure form. N.C.G.S. 47E-4

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North Dakota

State radon program
North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), Radon Control Program (Division of Waste Management), 701-328-5166
Free kits
Kit program paused. North Dakota DEQ is currently out of free kits. Buy an EPA approved kit at a store or online. Order Local kits in North Dakota.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. North Dakota suggests hiring an NRPP certified radon company. Source North Dakota's list of radon professionals.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. North Dakota keeps a voluntary list of trained radon pros. Source
Selling a home
Radon disclosure required. Sellers must disclose in writing any known radon test results before signing a sale agreement. N.D.C.C. 47-10-02.2

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Ohio

State radon program
Ohio Department of Health (ODH), Radon Education and Licensing Program, Bureau of Environmental Health and Radiation Protection, 614-728-0272, 614-752-4425
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. Ohio homeowners can order a free radon test kit online while supplies last. Order Local kits in Ohio.
Fixing radon
State license required. Hire a mitigator and contractor licensed by the Ohio Department of Health. ORC 3723.02 Ohio's Radon Licensure map of licensed pros.
Testing for someone else
State license required. Hire a radon tester licensed by the Ohio Department of Health. ORC 3723.02
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers answer a radon question on the state residential property disclosure form. ORC 5302.30

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Oklahoma

State radon program
Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), Land Protection Division, Radiation Management Section, (405) 702-5100
Free kits
Kit program paused. Oklahoma's free radon test kit program is out of stock right now, with no restock date announced. Order Local kits in Oklahoma.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. Oklahoma suggests hiring a nationally certified NRPP or NRSB pro. Source NRPP professional search tool.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required to test for radon. Oklahoma suggests hiring a nationally certified pro. Source
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers answer a radon question on Oklahoma's general property condition disclosure form. 60 O.S. § 831

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Oregon

State radon program
Oregon Health Authority (OHA), Public Health Division, Oregon Radon Awareness Program (ORAP), 971-673-0440
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits, limited supply. Oregon mails a free test kit to residents in qualifying ZIP codes; others can buy one from the American Lung Association. Order Local kits in Oregon.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. Oregon suggests hiring an NRPP or NRSB certified contractor. Source Oregon's list of certified radon mitigation companies.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required to test for radon. Oregon lists NRPP or NRSB certified measurement companies. Source
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers answer a radon question on Oregon's general property disclosure form. ORS 105.464
Also
New homes in Baker, Clackamas, Hood River, Multnomah, Polk, Washington and Yamhill counties must meet radon-resistant construction standards. Source

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Pennsylvania

State radon program
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), Bureau of Radiation Protection, Radon Division, 800-237-2366, 717-783-3594
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits, limited supply. Free radon test kits are available statewide through the American Lung Association while supplies last, one per family. Order Lung cancer program in Pennsylvania. Local kits in Pennsylvania.
Fixing radon
State certification required. Hire a mitigator certified by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. 25 Pa. Code § 240.111 PA DEP Radon Services Directory.
Testing for someone else
State certification required. Hire a tester certified by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. 25 Pa. Code § 240.101
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers answer a radon question on Pennsylvania's general property disclosure form. 68 Pa.C.S. § 7304

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Rhode Island

State radon program
Rhode Island Department of Health (RIDOH), Radon Control Program, Center for Healthy Homes and Environment, 401-222-5960
Free kits
No state kit program found. Rhode Island has no free kit program; buy a quick test kit from a retailer or lab. Source Local kits in Rhode Island.
Fixing radon
State license required. Hire a radon mitigation contractor licensed by the Rhode Island Department of Health. 216-RICR-50-15-2 § 2.7 RIDOH's list of licensed radon professionals.
Testing for someone else
State certification required. Hire a radon tester certified by the Rhode Island Department of Health. R.I. Gen. Laws § 23-61-5
Selling a home
Radon disclosure required. Sellers must state on the disclosure form that radon exists in Rhode Island and testing is advisable. R.I. Gen. Laws § 5-20.8-2
Also
New school construction in moderate or high radon potential areas must include a radon mitigation strategy. Source

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South Carolina

State radon program
South Carolina Department of Environmental Services (SCDES), Bureau of Air Quality, South Carolina Radon Program, 1-800-768-0362
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. South Carolina offers a free short-term test kit to homeowners who request one online or by mail. Order Local kits in South Carolina.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. South Carolina suggests hiring an NRPP or NRSB certified contractor. Source AARST NRPP professional directory.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required to test for radon. South Carolina suggests an NRPP or NRSB certified pro. Source
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers answer a radon question on South Carolina's general property disclosure form. S.C. Code § 27-50-40

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South Dakota

State radon program
South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources (DANR), Air Quality Program, 1-800-438-3367
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits, limited supply. South Dakota residents can order one of DANR's 500 free radon test kits online while supplies last. Order Local kits in South Dakota.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. South Dakota points residents to NRPP or NRSB certified pros. Source NRPP's radon professional search.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. Look for an NRPP or NRSB certified testing provider. Source
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers mark whether the house has radon gas on South Dakota's property disclosure form. SDCL 43-4-44

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Tennessee

State radon program
Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC), Office of Environmental Stewardship, Tennessee Radon Program, 1-800-232-1139
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. Order one free radon test kit per household from the Tennessee Radon Program, lab analysis included. Order Local kits in Tennessee.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. TDEC recommends hiring a certified professional for mitigation. Source NRPP and NRSB professional directories.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. The state funds training and points to NRPP or NRSB pros. Source
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers disclose known environmental hazards, including radon gas, on Tennessee's property disclosure form. Tenn. Code Ann. 66-5-210

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Texas

State radon program
Texas Tech University, Texas Radon Information Program, 806-834-0370
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits, limited supply. Apply online for a free short-term kit from Texas Tech, based on location, reason, and need. Order Local kits in Texas.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. Texas Tech points residents to NRPP certified testers and mitigators. Source NRPP's Texas professional search.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. A local home inspector or NRPP certified pro can test your home. Source
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers mark radon gas on the Texas Real Estate Commission's required disclosure notice. Tex. Prop. Code 5.008

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Utah

State radon program
Utah Department of Environmental Quality, Division of Waste Management and Radiation Control (DWMRC), Indoor Radon Program, (801) 536-0091
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. Buy a discounted short-term test kit online instead of a free one from the state. Order Local kits in Utah.
Fixing radon
State license required. Hire a contractor holding a Utah state license with the required radon mitigation certification, such as S354. Utah Code 58-55-301 Utah's certified radon pros list.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required for testers. Utah recommends NRPP or NRSB certified measurement pros. Source
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers answer a radon gas question on Utah's property condition disclosure form. Source

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Vermont

State radon program
Vermont Department of Health, Radon Program, 802-863-7220 (or), 800-439-8550
Free kits
No state kit program found. Order a radon test kit online from Vermont's Health Department Lab, kits are not free. Source Local kits in Vermont.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. Search for an NRPP or NRSB certified mitigation contractor. Source NRPP's radon professional search.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. Short-term test kits are sold by the lab, stores, and private labs. Source
Selling a home
No state radon rule found. Vermont law does not require a radon test or disclosure as part of a home sale. Source

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Virginia

State radon program
Virginia Department of Health, Office of Radiological Health, Indoor Radon Program, (804) 864-8161
Free kits
Kit program paused. Virginia's free kit site isn't taking orders now. Buy a short-term test kit at a hardware store instead. Order Local kits in Virginia.
Fixing radon
National certification required by state law. Hire a mitigator listed with NRPP or NRSB, as Virginia law requires. Va. Code § 32.1-229.01 Virginia's NRPP certified pro search.
Testing for someone else
National certification required by state law. Choose a radon tester listed with NRPP or NRSB, as Virginia law requires. Va. Code § 32.1-229.01
Selling a home
Radon notice or pamphlet required. Sellers use the state disclosure form, which tells buyers to check radon zone maps themselves. Va. Code § 55.1-703
Also
Localities in high-radon Zone 1 can require radon-resistant construction in new homes. Source

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Washington

State radon program
Washington State Department of Health, Radon Program, 360-236-3200
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits, limited supply. Washington DOH mails a free test kit while supplies last. Allow 8 to 10 weeks. Order Local kits in Washington.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. Washington suggests hiring a nationally certified pro. Source Washington's NRPP certified pro search.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. Use a DIY kit or hire a nationally certified pro. Source
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers answer a radon question on Washington's seller disclosure statement. RCW 64.06.020
Also
New homes in seven high-radon counties or with unvented crawl spaces need radon-resistant construction. Source

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West Virginia

State radon program
West Virginia Department of Health, Office of Environmental Health Services, Radiation, Toxics and Indoor Air Division, Radon Program, 304-352-5039, 304-558-2981
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. Request a free kit by emailing [email protected] or calling 304-352-5039. Source Lung cancer program in West Virginia. Local kits in West Virginia.
Fixing radon
State license required. Mitigators must hold a West Virginia radon mitigation license. W. Va. Code 16-34-3 West Virginia's licensed radon pro search.
Testing for someone else
State license required. Testers must hold a West Virginia radon tester or mitigation specialist license. W. Va. Code 16-34-3
Selling a home
No state radon rule found. West Virginia has no radon disclosure law for home sellers. Source

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Wisconsin

State radon program
Wisconsin Department of Health Services, Wisconsin Radon Program, 1-888-LOW-RADON, 1-888-569-7236 ())
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits, limited supply. Buy a kit for $10 to $30, or check your regional Radon Information Center for a free one. Order Local kits in Wisconsin.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. The state suggests hiring a nationally certified pro. Source Wisconsin's certified radon pro search.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. The state suggests hiring a nationally certified pro. Source
Selling a home
Covered by the general disclosure form. Sellers answer a radon question on Wisconsin's real estate condition report. Wis. Stat. 709.03

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Wyoming

State radon program
Wyoming Department of Health, Wyoming Cancer Program, 1-800-264-1296, (307) 777-6015
Free kits
Free or low-cost kits now. Order a free kit online if you live in Wyoming, while supplies last. Order Lung cancer program in Wyoming. Local kits in Wyoming.
Fixing radon
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. The state suggests hiring a nationally certified pro. Source Wyoming's certified radon pro search.
Testing for someone else
No state license or certification found. No state license is required. The state suggests hiring a nationally certified pro. Source
Selling a home
No state radon rule found. Wyoming has no radon disclosure law for home sellers. Source

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