Radon resources for towns and realtors

For town offices and health officers

• A fact sheet for your town. Every town page prints as a short fact sheet with the town’s Health Department results, how to order the $25 kit and who to call.⁠^1,2 Open your town below and use “Print this fact sheet”.
• A one-page plan for residents. The printable radon plan walks through testing, reading the result, fixing and retesting, with space to write dates.
• In other languages. The Health Department’s fact sheets in Arabic, Dari, French, Spanish and Swahili: Radon information in other languages.⁠³

Show your town’s results on your website

Every town page has an “Add this to your website” panel near the bottom: a small card with the town’s Health Department results and a link to its page, as code you can copy into any website. No sign-up, no tracking. Example: Montpelier’s card.

For realtors and home inspectors

• Buying or selling. Radon when buying or selling a home covers the EPA’s short-term test options for a sale and what Vermont law requires.
• The EPA’s guide. The EPA’s Home Buyer’s and Seller’s Guide to Radon (PDF) is free to share.⁠⁴
• Finding a contractor. How to find and check a certified contractor, with links to both national directories the Health Department points to.⁠³

Data and figures

The Vermont radon report ranks towns and counties for radon in air and in well water. The town data downloads free under CC BY 4.0, with credit to the Vermont Department of Health and Vermont Radon: how to cite it.

Linking to this site

You’re welcome to link to any page. Every town has its own address, for example vermontradon.com/towns/montpelier/, and every county too, for example vermontradon.com/counties/washington/.

Vermont Radon is an independent guide, not run by or affiliated with the Vermont Department of Health or the EPA. Questions or a page you’d like for your town office: hello@vermontradon.com.