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Washington Indoor Air Quality Guide

EPA Radon Zone 2 — MODERATE Population: 7.7M

Seattle has 152 rainy days per year — creating persistent indoor moisture and mold risk

Zone 2 — Moderate potential (2-4 pCi/L)

Radon Levels in Washington

Average Radon Level

2.9 pCi/L

EPA Zone

Zone 2

Washington varies from Zone 1 in the northeastern mountains to Zone 2 in the Puget Sound lowlands. Spokane area shows the highest readings.

📋 Testing recommended

Even in Zone 2, the EPA recommends testing every home. Radon varies house by house — your neighbor's low reading doesn't guarantee yours is safe.

Top Indoor Air Hazards in Washington

Washington Climate & Air Quality Factors

Pacific Northwest rain creates 8+ months of mold risk. Wildfire smoke from eastern Washington and British Columbia is a severe recurring threat. Seattle's older homes have lead paint and asbestos. Damp climate drives dust mite populations.

Recommended Products for Washington Homes

Disclaimer

State-level radon data from EPA Zone Map. Individual home levels vary significantly. This guide is for educational purposes and not a substitute for professional environmental testing. Test your home regardless of zone designation.

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