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The Illinois law does not require radon testing in rental housing, but it does establish the right of tenants to terminate the lease in certain situations defined in the law, if radon testing shows radon levels in excess of the state action level and the radon hazard is not mitigated.

The Illinois Radon Awareness Act and the Illinois Real Property Disclosure Act requires that a seller of a home disclose information if aware of unsafe concentrations of radon in the home. The acts do not require that testing or remediation work be conducted.

Although your builder may a passive radon reduction system without being licensed, activation of that system must be performed by a licensed mitigation professional. (See the DNS brochure Passive Radon Reduction Systems in new residential construction for a summary of construction requirements.) Homeowners/Buyers - FAQs - Illinois Emergency Management Agency illinois.gov https://iemaohs.illinois.gov › nrs › radon › faq illinois.gov https://iemaohs.illinois.gov › nrs › radon › faq

There are a number of exemptions under the Act, for example, transfers pursuant to court order, to or from a mortgagee, during the administration of an estate, to a co-owner, to a legatee under a will or an heir, to a spouse or lineal relatives, from a relocation company, or to or from a governmental body.

The IEMA Radon Program and the Illinois Department of Public Health recommend that levels in homes be less than 4.0 pCi/L. If levels exceed this number, radon mitigation should be used to reduce the levels and decrease the risk of lung cancer. The USEPA recommends you test your home for radon every two years. Radon - Illinois Department of Public Health illinois.gov https://dph.illinois.gov › toxicology › radon-faqs illinois.gov https://dph.illinois.gov › toxicology › radon-faqs

Request two or three price estimates from licensed mitigation professionals. The cost of a radon reduction system generally ranges from $800 to $1200, depending on characteristics of the house and choice of radon reduction methods. Talk to your mitigator and be sure you understand the mitigation design. IEMA - Division of Nuclear Safety Radon Program Guide ... - Illinois.gov illinois.gov https://iemaohs.illinois.gov › nrs › guidetoradonmitigation illinois.gov https://iemaohs.illinois.gov › nrs › guidetoradonmitigation

Applying for a License Radon Qualifications Courses. The first step in applying for a Professional or Technician License is to complete an IEMA approved Qualification Course. ... Application for License Exam. ... Application for Professional License. ... Quality Assurance Program Guidance. ... Worker Protection Program. ... Radon Contacts. Applying for a License - Illinois Emergency Management Agency illinois.gov https://iemaohs.illinois.gov › nrs › radon › applylic illinois.gov https://iemaohs.illinois.gov › nrs › radon › applylic