Utah Radon Navigator™ — Fact‑Based, Not Fear‑Based Radon Guidance for Utah Families
  • Home
  • About Radon Navigator™
  • FAQ
  • About the Utah Radon Coalition
  • Contact Us

About Free to Low-Cost Mitigation

Free to low-cost mitigation
Qualification for free to low-cost mitigation depends on many factors. Two of which are:
1.   The first factor is income.  Click Here to see if your family's adjusted gross income qualifies for the program.
2.  The radon test result for your house is one of the strongest qualifiers for assistance. ​
You meet that qualification if your radon level is at or exceeds the official U.S. mitigation threshold for mitigation, which is 4.0 pCi/L or higher
You do not meet that qualification if your level is below the EPA Action Level, even if it meets the World Health Organization’s global recommendation which is 2.7 pCi/L to 3.99 pCi/L.
The Coalition’s financial resources are extremely limited:
  • Full mitigation funding may not be available but if so, it is reserved for the highest‑risk cases.
  • Up to $1,000 in Do-It-Yourself support may be available.
​If you think you meet the qualifications noted above, Click Here to apply for free to low-cost mitigation.
← Go Back
Radon Navigator™

A program of the Utah Radon Coalition, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. EIN 47-1480033. Serving Utah families since 2012.
​Aligned with U.S. national soil gas measurement and mitigation standards.
About Us • Contact Us • FAQ 
• Privacy Policy
​
​© 2026 Radon Navigator™. All rights reserved. 
  • Home
  • About Radon Navigator™
  • FAQ
  • About the Utah Radon Coalition
  • Contact Us