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EPA zone context: Most of northern and central Illinois is Zone 1. The Chicago metro and surrounding suburbs are among the highest-risk areas.

About Radon in Illinois

Last updated: March 2026

Illinois has a well-documented radon problem concentrated in the northern and central regions of the state. According to EPA mapping, most of the Chicago metropolitan area and surrounding collar counties are Zone 1 — the highest risk classification. Cook, DuPage, Lake, Will, Kane, and McHenry counties all have elevated average indoor radon levels driven by glacial soil deposits and limestone bedrock. Illinois was one of the first states to establish mandatory licensing for radon professionals, reflecting the severity of its radon problem. The Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA) requires all radon mitigators and testers to pass state examinations and maintain active licenses. In real estate transactions, Illinois requires sellers to disclose known radon hazards under state law. Testing is not mandated but is standard practice in Chicagoland transactions — most buyers' agents in the collar counties treat it as essential due diligence. Illinois is distinctive because of the concentration of radon risk in its most densely populated region. While southern Illinois has lower average levels, the northern two-thirds of the state where the vast majority of the population lives is solidly Zone 1. The EPA recommends all Illinois homes north of I-70 be tested regardless of age or construction type.

Typical Mitigation Cost in Illinois

$1,200–$2,800

Above national average

  • IEMA requires licensed radon professionals
  • Glacial drift soils in northern Illinois have variable permeability
  • Chicago metro labor rates significantly higher than downstate
  • Limestone bedrock in southern Illinois channels radon through fractures
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JakeLeo LLC

Mitigation SpecialistNorth Barrington, IL

5.0 (104 Google reviews)

State Licensed
State Licensed IL Mitigation
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Radon Gone LLC

Full ServiceChicago, IL

5.0 (57 Google reviews)

State Licensed
State Licensed IL Mitigation, KS Measurement
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VSI Radon Reduction Corp

Licensed Provider: VSI Radon Reduction Corp.

Mitigation SpecialistIngleside, IL

4.8 (64 Google reviews)

Certified Professional
Certified RMS
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Ben Can Fix It

Licensed Provider: Ben Stebbins

Mitigation SpecialistSavanna, IL

5.0 (58 Google reviews)

Certified Professional
Certified RMS
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Chicagoland Radon

Mitigation SpecialistWest Dundee, IL

5.0 (466 Google reviews)

State Licensed
State Licensed IL Mitigation
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Miller Environmental Mitigation LLC

Mitigation SpecialistEdwardsville, IL

4.9 (52 Google reviews)

State Licensed
State Licensed IL Mitigation
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DuPage Radon Contractors

Mitigation SpecialistWarrenville, IL

4.7 (110 Google reviews)

State Licensed
State Licensed IL Mitigation
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Action Radon Mitigation

Mitigation SpecialistBelleville, IL

5.0 (127 Google reviews)

State Licensed
State Licensed IL Mitigation
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Pro Radon Mitigation, LLC

Mitigation SpecialistJohnsburg, IL

5.0 (70 Google reviews)

State Licensed
State Licensed IL Mitigation
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Peoria Radon Mitigation

Licensed Provider: Kerestyn N Hall

Mitigation SpecialistDunlap, IL

4.8 (12 Google reviews)

Certified Professional
Certified RMS
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What to Do Next

Three steps to address radon in your Illinois home.

Frequently Asked Questions: Radon in Illinois

Testimonials

Recent homeowner results in Illinois

Examples of homeowners who tested, mitigated, and confirmed lower radon levels in Illinois.

Radon levels were 8.2 pCi/L before the install and 0.6 on the follow-up test. The quote matched the scope and the crew finished in one day.

Outcome

Reduced from 8.2 pCi/L to 0.6 pCi/L

Rachel M.

Chicago, IL

We compared two certified companies here and picked the one that explained the crawlspace plan clearly. Our monitor stayed below 1.5 the week after the system went live.

Outcome

Post-install readings stayed below 1.5 pCi/L

Chris D.

Naperville, IL

The site helped us find a contractor fast during escrow. They tested, installed mitigation, and documented the re-test so closing stayed on schedule.

Outcome

Testing, mitigation, and re-test completed before closing

Patricia L.

Rockford, IL

Radon Guides for Illinois

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Radon testing & monitoring products for Illinois

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