Short-term tests
Typically run from 2 to 90 days. A quick way to see whether further action is needed.
Long-term tests
Run for more than 90 days and give a better picture of your home's year-round average.
Understanding your results
- 4 pCi/L or higher: the EPA recommends fixing your home.
- 2–4 pCi/L: the EPA recommends considering mitigation.
- Retest after any mitigation work and periodically over time.
Where to get a kit
Utah DEQ offers low-cost kits (about $11-$14) at radon.utah.gov (Utah DEQ; Utah County Health). See where to get a radon test kit for all options.
Testing tips
- Test in the lowest lived-in level of the home.
- Keep windows and outside doors closed during short-term tests.
- Test when buying or selling a home and after major renovations.
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