Denver County · CO

Radon Testing & Mitigation in Denver, CO

Denver County is EPA Radon Zone 1, and the metro area's housing gives radon two very different sets of entry points depending on which half of the city you are in: pre-war bungalows with stone and block foundations, or post-2000 construction sealed tight enough to hold whatever gets in.

Why radon behaves the way it does in Denver

The ground underneath

The city sits in the Denver Basin on the Denver Formation and overlying alluvium, sediment shed eastward off the Front Range. The parent material traces back to the same uranium-bearing granitic rock that drives radon across the whole Front Range corridor.

The housing here

The older neighbourhoods — Washington Park, Park Hill, Berkeley, the Highlands, Congress Park — are dominated by 1900s-through-1940s bungalows and four-squares with stone or block foundations and basements that were originally utility space, not living space. Those foundations have had a century to settle and crack. Newer metro construction has the opposite profile: sound foundations, but very low natural air-exchange rates, which lets soil gas accumulate rather than dissipate. Both types test elevated; they just get there differently.

What we see locally

Denver's basement-conversion boom is the radon-relevant trend. Turning an unfinished century-old basement into a rental unit, an ADU, a guest suite or a home office moves someone's daily breathing zone into the lowest and highest-concentration level of the building, and typically seals and finishes over the exact cracks and joints radon uses. Test before the drywall goes up — retrofitting a system into a finished basement is more work than installing one into an open one.

What we do in Denver

Neighborhoods and nearby areas we cover

  • Washington Park
  • Park Hill
  • Berkeley
  • Highlands
  • Congress Park
  • Stapleton/Central Park
  • Green Valley Ranch
  • Platt Park

ZIP codes served in Denver: 80202, 80203, 80204, 80205, 80206, 80209, 80210, 80211, 80212, 80218, 80220, 80224, 80230.

How it works

Simple, Fast, Professional Radon Service

A clear, low-stress process from your first call to a verified, working system.

  1. 1

    Schedule a free consultation

    Call or request a free consultation online. We'll set a time that works for you.

  2. 2

    Inspect the property

    We look at your foundation, basement, or building to understand how radon enters.

  3. 3

    Test or design the system

    We test your level and, if needed, plan a system suited to your property.

  4. 4

    Install the system

    Our work focuses on safe routing, tidy finishes, and a quiet, reliable system.

  5. 5

    Verify results & explain care

    We confirm the system is working and walk you through simple ongoing maintenance.

Reviews

What Denver customers say

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Denver FAQ

Radon questions from Denver homeowners

Specific answers for Denver County, not general radon advice.

Yes. Denver County is EPA Radon Zone 1, the highest-risk designation, and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment reports that more than half of Colorado homes test above the EPA's 4.0 pCi/L action level. Denver's mix of century-old settled foundations and tightly sealed new construction gives radon reliable ways in.

Yes, and before rather than after. Finishing a basement puts occupied living space in the highest-radon part of the house and covers over the cracks and joints radon enters through. Installing a system into an open basement is materially simpler than retrofitting one into a finished one.

Yes. Denver and the south metro area, including Castle Rock and Douglas County on the way, are within our service area.

Radon testing and mitigation in Denver

$150 flat-rate test, results in about 48 hours. Call (719) 306-4077 or leave your details and we'll call you back.