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Why We Care About Radon
Our Mission
To protect the health and well-being of Utah residents by advocating for meaningful changes to state building codes and legislation that address the dangers of radon gas and radon mitigation. We are committed to raising awareness, promoting testing and radon protection and radon mitigation, and ensuring that all new and existing structures meet safety standards to reduce radon exposure. Through education, collaboration, and policy reform, we strive to make every Utah home and building a safer place to live, work, and thrive.
Proven Methods
Proven Methods
Proven Methods
In Europe, proactive measures are taken to mitigate methane seepage into homes, a gas similar to radon. Yet here in Utah, there are no regulations for radon. Enough is enough! We have proven methods used internationally that can be applied here to effectively prevent radon from entering our homes. We need the State of Utah to recognize this process and make it state code for all future builds. We can continue to mitigate risks associated with existing residential and commercial construction.
Our Vision
Proven Methods
Proven Methods
At Whiteside's Construction, we are driven by a fierce commitment to remove radon from our homes, not just mitigate it. We’re standing up to challenge the construction industry to raise the bar. If other countries can stop methane from seeping into homes, there’s no reason we can't demand the same for radon here in Utah. It's time for the state to adopt proven, life-saving practices that will provide radon protection for our families. We’re also working on radon mitigation and and innovative vapor barrier solutions for existing homes. Enough is enough—let’s unite and fight for safer, healthier living spaces. The change starts now!
What you can do
Radon is real. It's deadly. And it's wildly under the radar. Help us flip the script by backing our campaign. Awareness = protection. Ways you can get involved.
Reach out to your state lawmakers to propose code changes for radon protection, referencing their recent support via resolutions and committee actions.
- Eleanor Divver (DEQ) edivver@utah.gov • (801) 536‑0091 • 195 N 1950 W, SLC, UT 84116
- Utah DEQ General Line (801) 536‑4000 • Radon Hotline 800‑458‑0145
- Legislature (801) 538‑1408 • 350 N State St, SLC, UT 84114/84115
We can’t see it. We can’t smell it. But it’s taking lives.
Please help us bring radon out of the shadows and into the spotlight. Back our Kickstarter and join the fight to save lives—one home at a time for radon protection.
