For years, RadonResolved has been protecting Utah families from dangerous radon exposure with EPA-certified testing and proven mitigation solutions.

RadonResolved was founded with a single mission: to protect Utah families from the silent threat of radon exposure. As homeowners ourselves, we understood the importance of creating a safe living environment for our families.
When we discovered that Utah has some of the highest radon levels in the nation, we knew we had to take action. We became EPA-certified radon measurement and mitigation specialists, dedicating ourselves to learning the most effective techniques and staying current with the latest radon science.
Today, we've helped over 3,000 Utah families reduce dangerous radon levels in their homes. Every installation is custom-designed for maximum effectiveness, and we back our work with transferable lifetime warranties. We're not just in the radon business—we're in the business of protecting families.
Our commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction guides everything we do
All our technicians are EPA-certified in radon measurement and mitigation. We maintain the highest industry standards and stay current with continuing education requirements.
Our systems consistently reduce radon levels to well below the EPA action level. We average 0.7 pCi/L after mitigation, far exceeding industry standards for radon reduction.
We treat every home like it's our own. From the initial consultation to post-installation testing, we provide clear communication and personalized attention throughout the process.
Every mitigation system includes a transferable lifetime warranty. We stand behind our work and offer annual system inspections to ensure continued effectiveness.
We maintain all required certifications and carry comprehensive insurance to protect your home and family during every radon service.
We provide professional radon testing and mitigation services throughout Utah, including:

Schedule your radon test today and get peace of mind knowing your family is safe from radon exposure.