We are often asked what costs are associated with becoming a Radon Measurement Professional. Here, we will break down the typical expenses to get started in Colorado.
Minimal Costs
| Initial Training | $325 – $600 |
| NRPP Exam Fee | $150 per attempt |
| NRPP Certification | $305 |
| NRPP Certification Renewal | $295 (biannual) |
| Continuing Education Course (16 hours) | $250-$600 |
| State of Colorado License – Initial | $435 |
| State of Colorado License – Renewal | To be determined by DORA |
| Continuous Radon Monitor (x2) | $750 – $2,200 |
| Continuous Radon Monitor Calibration | $150 – $250 (annual) |
| Total Initial Cost | $2,715 – $3,690 |
| Recurring Costs | $695 – $1,800+ |
Additional Costs
The below fees include association memberships and additional certification body fees, These are optional, but can increase your networking opportunities and reputation.
| AARST Membership | $199 (annual) |
| Rocky Mountain AARST Membership | $100 (annual) |
| NRSB Exam Fee | $120 per attempt |
| NRSB Certification Fee | $150 (annual) |
| Total Additional Costs (optional) | $569 ($449 annual) |
