Iowa

Radon testing & mitigation in Marion

3 credentialed Iowa radon professionals serving Marion, sourced from the Iowa HHS credential rosters and cross-checked against each company's own site. Filter by what you actually need — a mitigation install, a test, or both.

Credential check: every Marion-based contractor below is on an Iowa HHS radon roster (number and roster date on each card). That means they're allowed to do the work, not that they do it well. Check an Iowa license yourself →
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5 Seasons Home Inspections, LLC
Testing
Testing cert RNTST10125 (Iowa HHS measurement roster, 9/24/2026)
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Integrity Home Inspections
Testing
Testing cert RNTST10095, RNTST10162, RNTST09033 (Iowa HHS measurement roster, 9/24/2026)
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Midwest Radon Mitigation
MitigationTesting
Mitigation cert RNMIT09040 (Iowa HHS mitigation roster, 9/24/2026) · Testing cert RNTST09002 (Iowa HHS measurement roster, 9/24/2026)
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Central Iowa Radon
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Not headquartered in this city — states on its own site that it serves this area. contractor website, checked 2026-09-10 · source →
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Honor Radon Mitigation
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Not headquartered in this city — states on its own site that it serves this area. contractor website, checked 2026-09-11 · source →
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Adios Radon, LLC
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Not headquartered in this city — states on its own site that it serves this area. contractor website, checked 2026-04-02 · source →
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Accurate Home Inspections
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Not headquartered in this city — states on its own site that it serves this area. contractor website, checked 2026-09-15 · source →
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Questions

Does a radon contractor need a license in Iowa?

Yes. Iowa HHS certifies radon testers (measurement specialists, numbers starting RNTST) and credentials installers (mitigation specialists, numbers starting RNMIT). Mitigation rules in effect since July 1, 2026 require national ANSI/AARST installation standards and a level below 4 pCi/L after the system is installed.

Source: Iowa Admin. Code 641 ch. 44 (adopted 2026); Iowa HHS radon credentialing. Checked 2026-11-05.
What radon level should I act on?

EPA recommends fixing a home at 4 pCi/L or higher and suggests considering a fix between 2 and 4 pCi/L. What your test number means →

Source: EPA, What is EPA's action level for radon?. Checked 2026-11-05.

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Straight-line miles between Census place points, not driving distance. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2023 Gazetteer Files (Places).