Appendix C

Radon credentials by state

This table covers all 50 US states and the District of Columbia. We have confirmed the radon credentialing body for 16 of them: 11 publish a list with credential numbers that this site imports monthly, and 5 credential radon work but publish no such list. For the other 35 we have not confirmed whether a state credential is required. Each row links to the page where you check a number yourself.

Last verified September 5, 2026. Methodology

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How to read this table

Three tiers, and the difference matters. Roster imported here means the agency publishes a current list with credential numbers and we re-check it monthly. Credentialed, no public roster means the state credentials radon work but publishes no list we can import, so listings for that state are national NRPP or NRSB certifications, which are not the state credential. Not confirmed by us means exactly that: we have not established whether the state requires a credential. It does not mean none is required. We do not guess at state law.

All 50 states and the District of Columbia. 11 with an imported roster, 5 credentialed without one, 35 not confirmed by us. Program notes reviewed September 5, 2026. Listing counts verified August 29, 2026.
StateWho credentials radon workFormWhere to verifyListings hereStatus
AlabamaNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance14Not confirmed by us
AlaskaNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance1Not confirmed by us
ArizonaNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance4Not confirmed by us
ArkansasNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance3Not confirmed by us
CaliforniaCA CDPHcertificationOfficial lookup229Roster imported here
ColoradoCO DORAlicenseOfficial lookup756Roster imported here
ConnecticutNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance36Not confirmed by us
DelawareDE DPHregistration302-744-45460Credentialed, no public roster
District of ColumbiaNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance3Not confirmed by us
FloridaFL DOHcertification850-245-4288 or 800-543-827914Credentialed, no public roster
GeorgiaNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance51Not confirmed by us
HawaiiNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance5Not confirmed by us
IdahoNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance2Not confirmed by us
IllinoisIL IEMAlicenseOfficial lookup611Roster imported here
IndianaIN IPLAlicenseOfficial lookup406Roster imported here
IowaIA HHScertificationOfficial lookup282Roster imported here
KansasKS KDHEcertificationOfficial lookup237Roster imported here
KentuckyNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance19Not confirmed by us
LouisianaNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance1Not confirmed by us
MaineME DHHSlicenseOfficial lookup121Roster imported here
MarylandNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance79Not confirmed by us
MassachusettsNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance27Not confirmed by us
MichiganNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance28Not confirmed by us
MinnesotaMN MDHlicenseOfficial lookup367Roster imported here
MississippiNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance1Not confirmed by us
MissouriNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance5Not confirmed by us
MontanaNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance13Not confirmed by us
NebraskaNE DHHSlicenseOfficial lookup134Roster imported here
NevadaNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance6Not confirmed by us
New HampshireNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance5Not confirmed by us
New JerseyNJ DEPcertification800-648-0394 or 609-984-542543Credentialed, no public roster
New MexicoNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance9Not confirmed by us
New YorkNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance72Not confirmed by us
North CarolinaNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance28Not confirmed by us
North DakotaNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance2Not confirmed by us
OhioOH ODHlicenseradon@odh.ohio.gov or 614-752-442549Credentialed, no public roster
OklahomaNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance1Not confirmed by us
OregonNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance10Not confirmed by us
PennsylvaniaPA DEPcertificationOfficial lookup782Roster imported here
Rhode IslandRI RIDOHlicenseOfficial lookup32Roster imported here
South CarolinaNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance5Not confirmed by us
South DakotaNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance4Not confirmed by us
TennesseeNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance13Not confirmed by us
TexasNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance20Not confirmed by us
UtahNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance7Not confirmed by us
VermontNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance6Not confirmed by us
VirginiaNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance182Not confirmed by us
WashingtonNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance2Not confirmed by us
West VirginiaWV DHHRlicenseRequest the licensee list from WV DHHR35Credentialed, no public roster
WisconsinNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance14Not confirmed by us
WyomingNot confirmed by usNRPP · NRSB · EPA guidance4Not confirmed by us

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What this table is not

It is not legal advice and not a claim about what any state requires. It records which agency we confirmed, where the public verification page is, and how many current listings this site holds. Where we could not confirm a program, the row says so rather than filling the gap with the national certification bodies, which credential people nationwide and have no authority over state law. Read the methodology for how each source is imported.

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Questions about state radon credentials

Which US states license or certify radon testers and mitigators?

We have confirmed a credentialing body in 16 of the 51 US jurisdictions (50 states plus the District of Columbia). 11 of them publish a current list with credential numbers, which this site imports and re-checks monthly. 5 credential radon work but publish no list we can import. For the other 35 we have not confirmed the position either way. Unconfirmed means unknown, not that no credential is required.

Is an NRPP or NRSB certification the same as a state license?

No. NRPP and NRSB are national certification programs. A state license or certification is issued by a state agency under state law. Where a state credentials radon work, holding NRPP or NRSB does not satisfy that requirement. Listings on this site show whichever credential the source file records, and say which body issued it.

How do I check a radon credential number myself?

Open your state's verification page in the table above, search the name, and match the credential number digit for digit. If the official page disagrees with this directory, the official page is right. This table's program notes were reviewed on September 5, 2026; listing data was last verified August 29, 2026.

Does the EPA certify radon contractors?

No. The U.S. EPA does not certify radon contractors. EPA publishes guidance on finding a qualified provider and points to state programs and the national certification programs. No page on this site displays an EPA-certified badge.