Radon in West Virginia Well Water

In West Virginia, radon levels average 72.264 pCi/L, with a maximum recorded level of 212.174 pCi/L. The EPA limit is 300 pCi/L. Currently 9.2% of tested wells exceed this limit, affecting approximately 25,760 wells.

Testing for radon in West Virginia typically costs around $83. If treatment is needed, water treatment systems for radon cost approximately $608.

The risk level for radon in West Virginia is rated as moderate. The state average of 72.264 pCi/L is 47.7% below the national average of 138.042 pCi/L.