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Step 1 — Have you tested your home for radon?

Your next step: Start with testing.

Learn how to test with Radon Navigator™
Great — let’s understand your test.

Scroll to Step 2.

Step 2 — Was your test short‑term or long‑term?

Short‑term tests can fluctuate. Scroll to Step 3 to interpret your number.
Long‑term tests give the clearest picture. Scroll to Step 3 to interpret your number.
Learn the difference between test types

Step 3 — What was your radon level?

Low range. No mitigation needed.
Retest in 2–3 years.

See full interpretation
Borderline range. A second test or long‑term test is recommended.

See full interpretation
Elevated. Not an emergency. Retesting is recommended.

See full interpretation
High, but not an emergency. Confirm with a second or long‑term test.

See full interpretation
How to read your radon test result

Step 4 — Are you being pressured by a contractor?

Stop. You don’t need to make a decision today.

How to avoid pressure tactics
Get one‑on‑one help
Great — continue with the recommended next step above.

Step 5 — Would you like one‑on‑one help?

Get one‑on‑one support
You’re all set. You can return to any step above at any time.

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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