Free Radon Test Program - Maryland
If you have recently completed (in the last 5 years)—or are currently going through—radon testing or mitigation in Maryland, you may qualify for a free radon test and professional consultation and review in exchange for sharing your experience.
Submit your service experience or request help using the forms on the Radon Help page. 👉 Apply for a Free Radon Test
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Who May Qualify
You may be eligible if you:
- Are a Maryland resident
- Completed in the last 5 years, or are currently undergoing, radon testing or mitigation
- Are willing to share your experience (anonymously if preferred)
- Can provide basic information about your past or present situation
What You May Receive
Selected participants may receive:
- A free radon test or coordinated testing by a Radon Professional
- Guidance and support
- Explained results and recommendations
How It Works
Step 1 – Apply
Submit your information using one of the Radon Help forms.
Step 2 – Review
We review submissions and identify participants.
Step 3 – Testing
Selected participants receive a radon test and consultation.
Program Availability
- This is a limited pilot program
- Participation is subject to availability
- Priority may be given to cases that help illustrate common consumer experiences
- Geographic location may also be considered in selection
Privacy and Confidentiality
- Participation may be anonymous.
- No personally identifiable information will be shared without your consent.
👉 Apply for a Free Radon Test →
Have a concern you’d like to report without applying?
👉 Visit the Radon Help page →
Need Immediate Assistance?
For urgent questions or guidance, you may contact:
Mike Walther
(443) 994-5959
✉️ mwalther.radon [at] outlook.com
Please note: Submitting your experience helps us track trends and improve consumer protections in Maryland.
| The Maryland Chapter's parent organization, Indoor Environments Association, formerly the American Association of Radon Scientists and Technologists is a 501(c) (6) non-profit organization. *Please note any donations made are not tax deductible for federal tax purposes. free radon test Maryland radon testing help Maryland radon mitigation experience |
