Radon-Resistant New Construction | Radon

"... The good news is you can build your customers a safer, healthier, radon-resistant home. The techniques to prevent radon from entering a home are practical and straightforward for any builder. It’s an inexpensive way to offer families a benefit that could reduce their risk of lung cancer. And it’s a smart way to build trust between you and your customer."
Fuad Reveiz, Member of the National Association of Home Builders

BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS: Learn why building radon-resistant is important; get listed in the Builder Directory
	Learn the basics about why you should build homes using radon-resistant new construction techniques. Review the techniques - learn five basic construction features of radon-resistant new construction. Get Listed in EPA's new Directory of Builders. The Directory allows homebuyers to find companies that are building new homes with radon-resistant new construction techniques.
INFORMATION FOR HOME BUYERS: Know what to ask for; find a builder who is using RRNC near you
	Get the basic information about radon-resistant new construction. Know what to ask for, learn about the benefits and features of radon-resistant new construction. Review the Techniques Find a local or national builder who cares about your health in EPA's "Directory of Builders Using RRNC."

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Building Codes: A Primer

List of State Building Code Associations

Listing of State and/or Local Jurisdictions that have RRNC Codes

Builder/Contractor Resources

Contact Your State Radon Coordinator, Find More State-by-State Resources

Find RRNC Training

All homes should be tested for radon. Learn about the health risks associated with radon.

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