Shueyville homeowners weighing radon mitigation can start with a free kit if their address counts as rural in Johnson County.
What applies in Shueyville
Free kits through Healthy Hometowns are available to eligible homeowners in rural parts of Johnson County [1]. The county's short-term kits run 3 to 7 days [2].
How do Shueyville homeowners get a free radon kit?
Visit the first floor of Johnson County Public Health. Staff can check whether your address falls in an eligible rural area and help you get the kit [1].
Can Shueyville renters get a Healthy Hometowns kit?
No. Johnson County's Healthy Hometowns kits require that you own the home being tested, live in the county, and live in an eligible rural area [1].
Related pages: test kits, new construction radon or fan replacement. For the state's rules on who can test and fix radon for pay, see how it works. City pages: Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, or browse all service areas.
Start a request with a few details about the house.
We're a referral service, not a contractor. We send mitigation requests only to contractors on Iowa HHS's current credentialed list and testing requests only to state-certified radon measurement specialists, but we don't otherwise vet them, a referral is not an endorsement, and independent contractors may pay us for referrals.
Sources
- Johnson County Public Health, Healthy Hometowns (fetched Nov 11, 2026). https://www.johnsoncountyiowa.gov/community/healthy-hometowns
- Johnson County Public Health, Radon Information (fetched Nov 11, 2026). https://www.johnsoncountyiowa.gov/public-health/radon