Radon mitigation in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Radon testing and systems for homes on both sides of the Cedar River, from Czech Village and Wellington Heights to Kenwood Park and Bowman Woods.

Cedar Rapids is Iowa's second-largest city and the county seat of Linn County, with 137,710 residents at the 2020 census. The Cedar River divides it into east and west sides. Its housing ranges from older homes near downtown and in neighborhoods like Wellington Heights and Kenwood Park to newer subdivisions on the edges of town, and nearly all of it sits on soil in a state with some of the nation's highest radon levels.

Radon after floods and storms

Cedar Rapids has rebuilt after two major disasters. In June 2008, the Cedar River crested at a record 31.12 feet and flooded more than 1,100 city blocks, and in August 2020 a derecho brought winds estimated as high as 140 mph. Basement repairs, new foundations, sump work and storm damage can all change how radon enters a home. If your home was rebuilt, repaired or had a system installed before either event, retest.

What radon work do Cedar Rapids homes need?

  • Sub-slab systems for full basements
  • Combined basement and crawl space systems for homes with additions
  • Testing and systems on real estate timelines
  • Fan replacements and retesting for older systems

Local test kits

Linn County Public Health has sold short-term and long-term radon test kits at its office at 1020 6th St. SE in Cedar Rapids; call 319-892-6000 to confirm current availability.

Common questions

Do radon companies serve all of Cedar Rapids?

Yes. Call with your address and you'll be connected with a company that serves your neighborhood.

Should I retest after flood repairs?

Yes. Foundation, basement and sump repairs can change how radon gets in. Retest after any major foundation work.

Services in Cedar Rapids

Nearby areas

Radon test came back high?

Call now and a local radon mitigation company will look at your home and quote a system.

Call (319) 320-1100
Call (319) 320-1100