Clear, Independent Radon Guidance for
​Utah Families

Utah’s only all volunteer, non-profit, 501(c)(3), non-mitigation company provider of radon awareness, advocacy, and community service programs. 
The Utah Radon Coalition Now Operates Through Radon Navigator™,
​Utah's Premier Radon Awareness and Guidance Program

We've Changed our Approach
We’ve moved away from fear‑based messaging to clarity and support.​

For many years, the Utah Radon Coalition used the same communication style that public health agencies across the country rely on — including dramatic comparisons of radon risk to smoking, car crashes, and other high‑arousal risks. 
This approach came directly from national radon messaging, especially the EPA’s risk charts, which framed radon in terms meant to grab attention. At the time, this was considered the best way to help people take an invisible hazard seriously.
Over time, we realized something important: fear‑based messaging does not help families make good decisions. It can create confusion, urgency, and pressure — and it can unintentionally open the door for unscrupulous contractors to take advantage of people who are simply trying to protect their homes.
We now recognize that some of our early materials contributed to that environment. We regret that. And we have changed.
The Utah Radon Coalition has adopted a new, evidence‑based, non‑alarmist approach to radon education. We focus on clear facts, calm interpretation, and practical guidance that helps people understand their options without fear. 
One of our core commitments today is to protect families from misleading or high‑pressure practices in the mitigation industry — including those that grew in part because of the old communication style we once used.
Radon Navigator™ is the result of this shift. It is our modern, user‑first program designed to give Utah families the support, clarity, and protection they deserve — without fear, pressure, or sales influence.
Radon Navigator™ provides:
•  Calm, evidence‑based interpretation of radon test results
•  Clear explanations of what your numbers mean
•  Protection from misinformation and pressure
•  Guidance on when mitigation is truly needed
•  Support in choosing ethical, qualified contractors
•  One‑on‑one help from a nonprofit, not a mitigation sales company

Our Mission Hasn't Changed
Our purpose remains the same: helping Utah families make informed, confident decisions

We are still here to help Utah families understand, test, and reduce radon when needed. Nothing has been lost. Everything you relied on is still here. We’ve simply consolidated these services into Radon Navigator™, our signature public‑service program.
We Still Offer our Three Primary Services
Radon awareness and education
​Radon Navigator™ provides clear, trustworthy guidance like you have never seen before. We help Utah families learn what radon is, why it matters, and how to make informed decisions. All with fact-filled, not fear-based information. Explore step‑by‑step explanations, testing guidance, contractor standards, and mitigation expectations — all written to be calm, supportive, and easy to follow.
​Click Here to explore Radon Navigator™.
Free radon tests
Free radon tests are typically always available for families of all income levels whether it is a request for a first or follow-up test.  ​
​Click Here for a free test.
​Free to low-cost mitigation
​Qualification for free to low-cost mitigation depends on many factors. Two of which are:
​1. The first factor is income.  Click Here to see if your family's adjusted gross income qualifies for the program.
2. The radon test result for your house is one of the strongest qualifiers for assistance. ​
​You meet that qualification if your radon level is at or exceeds the official U.S. mitigation threshold for mitigation, which is 4.0 pCi/L or higher.
You do not meet that qualification if your level is below the EPA Action Level, even if it meets the World Health Organization’s global recommendation which is 2.7 pCi/L to 3.99 pCi/L.
​The Coalition’s financial resources are extremely limited, accordingly:
​•  Full mitigation funding may not be available but if so, it is reserved for the highest‑risk cases.​
•  Up to $1,000 in Do-It-Yourself support may be available.
​If you think you meet the qualifications noted above, Click Here to apply for free to low-cost mitigation.
​​Even when funding isn’t available or if you don't meet our qualifications, Radon Navigator™ provides the guidance you need to avoid pressure tactics, understand system design, and make informed radon decisions.

Concerned About Radon and
​Don't Know What to Do
A quick, supportive guide based on the Radon Navigator™ approach.

Radon can feel confusing, especially if you have just tested or someone, including a mitigation company is pressuring you to take action. This Radon Navigator™ guide helps you understand radon and what to do next. You'll get simple, easy to understand answers, and when you are ready, you can explore the full Radon Navigator™ site for deeper guidance and support.
Step 1 — Have you tested your home for radon?
Step 2 — What was your radon level?
Step 3 — What is your situation?
Step 4 — Are you feeling pressure or confusion?
Step 5 — What should you do next?
Step 6 — Additional notes and context

Utah Radon Coalition

A registered 501 (c)(3) public charity, EIN 47-1480033. ​Serving Utah families since 2012. 
​Aligned with U.S. national soil gas measurement and mitigation standards​
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