Kansas Certified Contractors
The Kansas Radon Certification Law requires all persons performing radon testing or mitigation in the state, and all laboratories which perform laboratory analysis of radon test kits used in Kansas, to be certified by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment. The KDHE website (https://www.kdhe.ks.gov/1061/Kansas-Radon) includes all Kansas-certified persons and laboratories. It is a violation of Kansas law for persons or laboratories NOT certified to be performing these services in Kansas.
Choosing a Radon Mitigation Technician?
Remember to check references, get at least two bids, ask to see examples of previous work, and review the contract thoroughly. All radon mitigation technicians should guarantee that their system will reduce the radon levels to below 4.0 pCi/L for no additional costs. Any mitigation technician in Kansas by law must be state certified. Check out additional resources below.
Find a Kansas Certified Technician: https://www.kdhe.ks.gov/1895/Radon-Map
Kansas Department of Health and Environment list of Certified Radon Contractors in Kansas
EPA's Consumer's Guide to Radon Reduction
Recommendations for Selection a Kansas Radon Mitigation Contractor
- Is the technician’s Kansas Radon Mitigation Technician certification current and in good standing?
- Is the radon mitigation technician willing to perform an on-site evaluation of the home before giving you a bid?
- Is there a system warranty?
Is the technician’s Kansas Radon Mitigation Technician certification current and in good standing?
A full list of Kansas-certified radon measurement and mitigation technicians is available at https://www.kdhe.ks.gov/1895/Radon-Map. If you have questions concerning a particular technician, you can contact Kansas Radon Program certification personnel by phone at 785-296-1560 or by email at kdhe.radon@ks.gov.
Is the radon mitigation technician willing to perform an on-site evaluation of the home before giving you a bid?
A radon mitigation technician should perform an on-site assessment of the home as part of the development of the bid for radon mitigation system installation.
Is there a system warranty?
