Radon Services in Colorado Springs
Homes across Colorado Springs and El Paso County sit on granite terrain that releases radon as its natural uranium decays, which is why El Paso County Public Health places the county in EPA Zone 1, the highest radon potential category. Whatever brought you here, a high test result, a purchase contract deadline, or a rental property question, the path is the same: one request, and an independent contractor who holds a current Colorado radon license puts a free written quote in your hands.
Radon Mitigation
The fix for an elevated reading. An active sub-slab system pulls radon from beneath the foundation and vents it above the roofline. Licensed contractors size the system to your foundation type and confirm the result with a retest.
Learn moreRadon Testing
The first step for any home. Short-term and long-term tests measure your actual level, and Colorado requires a state license for anyone testing for hire. Testing tells you whether your home needs a system at all.
Learn moreReal Estate Radon
Radon inside a purchase contract runs on deadlines. Colorado sale contracts now carry a radon disclosure, and buyers and sellers both need fast, documented answers. Contractors who work transaction timelines keep closings on track.
Learn moreLandlord and Rental Radon
Colorado law gives landlords radon disclosure duties before every lease signing and gives tenants remedies when elevated radon goes unaddressed. Testing and mitigation on rental property follow the same Colorado licensing rules.
Learn moreNot sure which service you need?
Start with testing if you have never measured your home. Start with mitigation if a test already came back at or above 4 pCi/L, the level at which the EPA recommends fixing your home. On a real estate deadline or a rental question, start on that service page above, or contact us and describe your situation. Service areas cover El Paso County and Teller County.
Verify Your Contractor's Colorado Radon License
Since July 1, 2022, Colorado law has required anyone performing radon measurement or radon mitigation services for hire to hold a state license through the Department of Regulatory Agencies' Division of Professions and Occupations. The requirement was created by House Bill 21-1195. Before you sign anything, check the license and ask these three questions. A licensed contractor will welcome all of them.
- 1 May I see your current Colorado radon license number?
- 2 Is the person doing the work the licensed individual?
- 3 Will you retest after installation to confirm the reading dropped?
Want the full walkthrough? Read our guide to verifying a Colorado radon license.
What it costs, and what happens after you send the form
- What does radon mitigation cost in the Colorado Springs area?
- The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment publishes a typical range of approximately $1,300 to $3,000 for a traditional system on an existing single-family home, as of July 2026 (CDPHE). Where a home lands depends on foundation zones, vent routing, and fan sizing. Either way it is a range to plan against, not a quote and not our price. The cost guide breaks it down.
- How fast will someone get back to me?
- Your request goes to an independent state-licensed local radon professional, usually within about an hour during the day. They then contact you to look at the property and quote the work on their own schedule.
- What work is covered?
- Radon mitigation, testing, radon at a home sale, and landlord and rental radon.
Only the state-licensed contractor who walks your property can price it.
Get a Free Radon Mitigation Quote
Tell us about your home and get a free, no-obligation quote.
Your request goes straight to a licensed local radon mitigation contractor serving the Pikes Peak region, usually within about an hour during the day, not a national lead list.
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