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Radon help for Omaha homeowners

Nebraska DHHS says more than half of the radon tests run in the state come back above the 4.0 pCi/L action level. These guides cover testing, fixing and paying for radon in the Omaha metro, with notes for Iowa homes across the river.

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Three guides for Omaha homeowners

Radon mitigation

Radon Mitigation in Omaha

Hiring a radon mitigation company in Omaha: Nebraska's specialist and business licenses, how to look one up, what to get in writing and the 2019 new-home law.

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Radon mitigation cost

Radon Mitigation Cost in Omaha

Radon mitigation cost in Omaha: EPA-funded price benchmarks, the cheaper fan-only path for Nebraska homes built since 2019, and running costs.

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Radon testing

Radon Testing in Omaha

Radon testing in Omaha: where Douglas and Sarpy County residents get kits, Nebraska's rule on who may test, and how to read the result.

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Quick facts

Statewide results

More than half of Nebraska radon tests are above 4.0 pCi/L, according to the state health department.1

Nebraska licensing

Nebraska law requires DHHS licensure for anyone providing radon measurement or mitigation services.23

Newer homes

Since September 1, 2019, Nebraska has required a passive radon system in most new homes.4

Which guide do you need?

No result yet? The Omaha testing guide explains where Douglas and Sarpy County residents get kits and when Nebraska requires a licensed tester. Already over 4? The mitigation guide covers how Nebraska licenses mitigation specialists and businesses, and the cost guide lays out price benchmarks and what a passive pipe in a post-2019 house can save you.

On the Iowa side of the river?

Council Bluffs and Carter Lake fall under Iowa's rules, not Nebraska's. Iowa requires credentialing through Iowa HHS for radon mitigation work.5 Our Des Moines guides walk through Iowa's credential rule in more detail.

Areas we serve

We match homeowners across the Omaha area, including these communities and ZIP codes:

ZIP codes are 2020 Census ZIP Code Tabulation Areas, which closely approximate USPS ZIP codes. We list ZIPs that make up a substantial share of each community, so edge ZIPs that barely touch a town are left out, and some ZIPs span two towns.6 Not on the list? Send the form anyway, and we'll tell you if we can help.

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Please note: Nebraska requires a DHHS license to provide radon measurement or mitigation services. This page is general information summarized from public agencies, not professional advice or a radon service. For a plan for your home, talk with a DHHS-licensed radon professional.

Sources

  1. Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), "Radon"
  2. Nebraska Revised Statutes § 71-3507 (radon measurement and mitigation licensure)
  3. 180 NAC 11, Requirements for Radon Measurement and Mitigation Services (Nebraska DHHS)
  4. Nebraska DHHS, "Radon Resistant New Construction: Summary of the Law Effective September 1, 2019" (PDF)
  5. Iowa Administrative Code 641—44.3 (radon mitigation credentialing)
  6. U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 ZCTA-to-place and ZCTA-to-county-subdivision relationship files
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