Radon Licensing Requirements for Colorado

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Colorado Safeguards Homes with New Radon Legislation and Licensing for Mitigation Professionals

The Silent Threat: Understanding Radon Gas in Colorado

Radon gas is a silent threat lurking in many Colorado homes. This colorless, odorless gas can seep into buildings from the soil, posing a significant health risk. To empower residents and ensure the safety of indoor spaces, Colorado has implemented crucial legislation and licensing requirements for radon mitigation professionals. 
 
At Colorado Radon Mitigation, we stay up-to-date on the latest regulations to provide our customers with the most effective and compliant radon mitigation solutions.
 

Understanding the New Landscape: House Bill 21-1195

Enacted in June 2021, House Bill 21-1195 established a radon professional licensing system in Colorado. This legislation, taking effect in July 2022, aims to:

  • Protect Consumers: By ensuring qualified professionals conduct radon measurement and mitigation services.
  • Promote Industry Standards: Establishing a benchmark for competency and ethical practices in the radon mitigation field.
  • Enhance Public Health: Empowering homeowners to make informed decisions about radon testing and mitigation in their residences.

Who Needs a License?

The law mandates a license for any individual performing radon measurement or mitigation services in Colorado, with some exceptions. You can conduct radon testing and mitigation on:

  • Your primary residence
  • Properties undergoing approved radon professional training programs
  • Assisting a licensed professional (under their direct supervision)
  • Government-owned buildings

Obtaining a Radon Professional License

If you plan to offer radon measurement or mitigation services to the public in Colorado, you’ll need to secure a license from the Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA). The licensing process involves:

  1. Completing an application: This includes submitting required fees and documentation.
  2. Radon Certification: Proof of certification from a proficiency program accredited by the National Radon Proficiency Program (NRPP) is mandatory.
  3. Examination: Passing a DORA-approved exam demonstrates your knowledge and competency in radon mitigation practices.
  4. Liability Insurance: Maintaining professional liability insurance protects you and your clients.
  5. Background Check: DORA may require a background check as part of the application process.
You can verify the status a company or individual’s radon professional license on DORA’s website.

Colorado Radon Mitigation: Protect Your Home and Breathe Easy with Licensed Professionals

 

At Colorado Radon Mitigation, we prioritize the safety and well-being of our clients. Our team consists of highly trained and licensed professionals, ensuring we deliver the most effective and compliant radon mitigation solutions. We leverage our expertise to:

  • Conduct thorough radon testing to identify potential problems.
  • Design a customized mitigation system tailored to your specific needs.
  • Implement the mitigation system using industry best practices and adhering to all regulations.
  • Provide ongoing support and ensure your home maintains healthy indoor air quality.

Partnering for a Radon-Safe Home

Colorado’s new radon legislation empowers homeowners and fosters a safer indoor environment. By choosing a licensed professional like Colorado Radon Mitigation, you can be confident that your radon mitigation project is completed by qualified experts who prioritize your health and safety.

Colorado Residents: Take Action Today!

If you’re concerned about radon in your home, don’t hesitate to contact Colorado Radon Mitigation. We’ll guide you through the testing process, answer your questions, and provide a free estimate for mitigation services, all while ensuring we comply with the latest state regulations. Breathe easy, knowing your home is safe from the dangers of radon gas.

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Colorado Radon Mitigation – Protecting Your Home, Safeguarding Your Health