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Utah Radon Levels by County & City

Real pre-mitigation radon measurements from 115,601 Utah homes. Find your county or city to see what your neighbors' homes are actually measuring.

115,601

Tests Analyzed

29

Counties Covered

199+

Cities with Data

48.3%

Above WHO Threshold

How to Read Utah's Radon Data

Radon is measured in picocuries per liter of air (pCi/L). The World Health Organization recommends mitigation at 2.7 pCi/L. The EPA recommends considering action at 4.0 pCi/L. The US national average is 1.3 pCi/L.

Utah's statewide average based on real test data is 4.4 pCi/L — more than 3× the national average. 48.3% of tested Utah homes exceeded the WHO's mitigation threshold. There is no safe level of radon exposure.

All data comes from Alpha Energy Laboratories, an EPA-certified independent lab that analyzes the majority of Utah's radon test results. These are pre-mitigation readings from real homes — not estimates or projections.

Risk Level Guide

Lower Risk
Moderate Risk
Elevated
High Risk
Very High
Extreme

Elevated = above WHO 2.7 pCi/L · High = above EPA 4.0 pCi/L

Radon Levels by County

Sorted highest to lowest. Click any county to see city-level breakdowns and year-over-year trends.

Beaver County

170 tests · 1 cities

Extreme
32.7pCi/L avg

Piute County

16 tests

Very High
11pCi/L avg

Wasatch County

1,754 tests · 4 cities

Very High
9.1pCi/L avg

Wayne County

77 tests

Very High
8.6pCi/L avg

Box Elder County

1,582 tests · 11 cities

High Risk
7.5pCi/L avg

Cache County

4,785 tests · 15 cities

High Risk
7.3pCi/L avg

Rich County

55 tests · 1 cities

High Risk
7.2pCi/L avg

Juab County

241 tests · 2 cities

High Risk
6.7pCi/L avg

Sevier County

524 tests · 7 cities

High Risk
6.5pCi/L avg

Morgan County

817 tests · 2 cities

High Risk
6.4pCi/L avg

Emery County

253 tests · 5 cities

High Risk
5.2pCi/L avg

Tooele County

3,378 tests · 8 cities

High Risk
5.2pCi/L avg

Weber County

6,237 tests · 18 cities

High Risk
4.9pCi/L avg

Millard County

243 tests · 3 cities

High Risk
4.8pCi/L avg

Sanpete County

862 tests · 9 cities

High Risk
4.7pCi/L avg

Utah County

26,930 tests · 26 cities

High Risk
4.7pCi/L avg

Garfield County

76 tests · 1 cities

High Risk
4.4pCi/L avg

Davis County

12,297 tests · 15 cities

High Risk
4.1pCi/L avg

Summit County

2,523 tests · 9 cities

High Risk
4.1pCi/L avg

San Juan County

155 tests · 2 cities

Elevated
3.9pCi/L avg

Salt Lake County

45,769 tests · 22 cities

Elevated
3.6pCi/L avg

Uintah County

1,424 tests · 9 cities

Elevated
3.3pCi/L avg

Duchesne County

959 tests · 8 cities

Elevated
3pCi/L avg

Grand County

331 tests · 1 cities

Elevated
3pCi/L avg

Kane County

179 tests · 1 cities

Elevated
2.9pCi/L avg

Carbon County

853 tests · 4 cities

Moderate Risk
2.6pCi/L avg

Iron County

804 tests · 3 cities

Moderate Risk
2.6pCi/L avg

Daggett County

74 tests · 1 cities

Moderate Risk
2.3pCi/L avg

Washington County

2,233 tests · 11 cities

Moderate Risk
2.1pCi/L avg

Data source: Alpha Energy Laboratories (alphaenergylabs.com) — an independent EPA-certified radon measurement laboratory. Dataset covers 115,601 pre-mitigation indoor radon tests performed in Utah from 2015 through August 2025. Updated September 2025.

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