How to Find a Qualified Radon Service Professional in Your Area

1. Contact your State Radon Contact to determine what are, or whether there are, requirements associated with providing radon measurement and or radon mitigations/reductions in your State. Some States maintain lists of contractors available in their state or they have proficiency programs or requirements of their own.
   
   
2. Contact one or both of the two privately-run National Radon Proficiency Programs (listed here alphabetically) who are offering proficiency listing/accreditation/certification in radon testing and mitigation.
   
   Please Note:  EPA-issued Radon Measurement (RMP) and Mitigation (RCP) photo-identification cards or ANY cards with the EPA logo or name, listing letters and identification numbers have not been valid since EPA closed its proficiency program in October 1998.  Consequently, persons and companies should not represent themselves, their products or their services as "EPA Listed" or "EPA Approved", or otherwise imply an EPA sanction.  Consumers are encouraged to contact their State radon office ( www.epa.gov/iaq/whereyoulive.html ) for additional information or if you have a complaint/question.
   

The National Environmental Health Association (NEHA) National Radon Proficiency Program Administrative Office Mailing Address:    P.O. Box 2109    Fletcher, NC  28732 Delivery Address:    313 Banner Farm Road, Suite 1-B    Horse Shoe, NC  28742 Toll Free: (800) 269-4174 or (828) 890-4117 Fax: (828) 890-4161 Website:  www.radongas.org/ E-Mail Address:  angel@neha-nrpp.org

The National Radon Safety Board (NRSB)  P.O. Box 703 Athens, TX  75751 Toll Free: (866) 329-3474 Fax:  (903) 675-3748 WebSite:  www.nrsb.org E-mail Address: info@NRSB.org

(Reference herein to any specific commercial products, process, or service by trade name, trademark, manufacturer, or otherwise, does not necessarily constitute or imply its endorsement, recommendation, or favoring by the United States Government.) Please Note:  EPA-issued Radon Measurement (RMP) and Mitigation (RCP) photo-identification cards, listing letters and identification numbers have not been valid since EPA closed its proficiency program in October 1998.  Consequently, persons and companies should not represent themselves, their products or their services as "EPA Listed" or "EPA Approved", or otherwise imply an EPA sanction.  Consumers are encouraged to contact their State radon office ( www.epa.gov/iaq/whereyoulive.html ) for additional information or if you have a complaint/question. EPA's Position on These Two Privately-run Programs

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After the close of EPA's National Radon Proficiency Program on 9/30/98, we found that it might be useful to maintain some of the informational pages/resources which were available to program participants/consumers when the program was in operation, specifically:

• A snapshot of Radon Device Manufacturers as of April 18, 1998.
• EPA's RPP-Related Documents (e.g., the old RPP Handbook, quality assurance document, device protocols and homes protocols, etc.)  Everything offered here is also offered on our radon publication web site.
• Descriptions of each of the 15 radon measurement methods that have been identified by the U.S. EPA and were used in EPA's former RPP. The descriptions are divided into methods appropriate for measuring radon gas and radon decay products

If you have further questions about Radon, please call your State Radon Contact or the National Radon Information Line at:

1-800-SOS-RADON
[1 (800) 767-7236]

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