Radon Guide for Minnesota Realtors
Radon is common across Minnesota, where the Department of Health reports a large share of homes test above the EPA action level of 4.0 pCi/L. Advise buyers — especially of walkout-basement homes near the lake — to test, since elevated radon is reliably fixed with a mitigation system and is rarely a deal breaker.
Radon is common across Minnesota, where the Department of Health reports a large share of homes test above the EPA action level of 4.0 pCi/L. Advise buyers — especially of walkout-basement homes near the lake — to test, since elevated radon is reliably fixed with a mitigation system and is rarely a deal breaker.
Why Minnesota tests high
Local soils release radon and the heating-dominated climate keeps homes closed up, letting it accumulate — particularly in walkout basements used as living space.
Testing and mitigation
An EPA-protocol 48-hour test establishes the level; a sub-slab depressurization system reliably reduces it. See radon measurement.
Framing it for buyers
Elevated radon is a negotiation item, not a reason to walk — mitigation is straightforward and effective.
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