Ethan Howard

Radon Be Gone

Ethan Howard serves as Operations Manager at Radon Be Gone, where he plays an important role in supporting the company’s radon testing and mitigation work throughout Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming. With more than five years of experience in the radon industry, Ethan has developed hands-on knowledge of the processes, standards, and considerations involved in identifying elevated radon levels and implementing effective mitigation solutions. His work reflects the same focus on professionalism and reliable service that Radon Be Gone brings to properties throughout the region.


As Operations Manager, Ethan helps coordinate and support projects across a broad service area, including developments with varying property types and project requirements. His experience in the field gives him a practical perspective on radon concerns, from initial testing through mitigation. Radon Be Gone serves homeowners, property managers, real estate professionals, builders, and commercial property owners with professional radon testing and mitigation services.


Education


Ethan Howard holds NRPP credentials associated with radon measurement and mitigation, including NRPTID #111654 RMS/RMT. These qualifications reflect his professional involvement in the radon industry and his focus on the technical side of radon measurement and mitigation.


His education and professional qualifications provide a foundation for understanding the procedures used to evaluate radon conditions and address elevated levels. Radon is a naturally occurring, colorless, odorless gas that can enter buildings through openings in foundations and accumulate indoors. Because it cannot be detected through sight or smell, accurate testing is an important first step in determining whether mitigation may be necessary.


Ethan's credentials complement Radon Be Gone's broader commitment to nationally recognized professional standards. The company identifies its team as NRPP- and AARST-certified and provides radon testing and mitigation services throughout Utah and surrounding areas.


Previous Experience & History


Ethan has more than five years of experience in the radon industry, giving him a strong understanding of the practical demands associated with radon testing and mitigation. Over the course of his career, he has built experience working with projects that require careful planning, attention to detail, and an understanding of how different properties can present different radon-related challenges.


Working in the radon field requires more than simply installing equipment. Each property has its own characteristics, and an effective mitigation approach must account for factors such as the building's foundation, existing conditions, and measured radon levels. Radon Be Gone emphasizes custom-designed mitigation systems tailored to the individual property, making field knowledge and careful project coordination important parts of the process.


Ethan's progression within the industry has helped him develop a practical perspective that supports both the technical and operational sides of radon services. His experience allows him to contribute to projects while helping maintain consistent standards across the company's expanding service area.


Highlights of Current Work


In his current position as Operations Manager, Ethan is involved with servicing multiple developments throughout Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming. His responsibilities require coordination across projects and locations while keeping the details of each development in focus.


Managing work across multiple states requires organization, communication, and familiarity with the unique requirements that can accompany different properties and developments. Ethan helps support the process from an operational standpoint, drawing on his industry experience to help projects move forward efficiently and according to established radon testing and mitigation practices.


His work contributes to Radon Be Gone's larger mission of helping property owners address elevated radon levels. The company has provided radon services since 2008 and reports more than 20,000 installed mitigation systems across Utah and surrounding areas. Its services include radon testing, mitigation systems, crawl space encapsulation, radon-resistant new construction, and related radon resources.


For Ethan, working with developments throughout the region provides an opportunity to apply his industry knowledge in a variety of settings. His operational role helps connect the technical side of radon mitigation with the practical needs of the properties and people being served.


Areas of Expertise


Ethan's primary areas of expertise are radon testing and mitigation. His experience encompasses the processes involved in identifying elevated radon levels and supporting the implementation of systems designed to reduce indoor radon concentrations.


Radon testing is an essential part of understanding whether a property has elevated levels because radon cannot be detected without specialized testing. Radon Be Gone provides professional continuous-reading monitoring as well as test kits, helping property owners obtain information about the radon conditions inside their buildings.


On the mitigation side, Ethan's knowledge supports the practical work required to address elevated radon. Radon Be Gone commonly uses active soil or sub-slab depressurization systems, which draw soil gas from beneath a structure and vent it outdoors. The company designs systems according to the property's foundation type and radon conditions rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all approach.


His combination of professional credentials and more than five years of industry experience allows Ethan to approach radon concerns with an understanding of both measurement and mitigation. That perspective is particularly valuable when supporting projects where accurate information and an appropriate mitigation strategy are essential.


Interests & Fun Facts


Outside of his professional responsibilities, Ethan enjoys spending time outdoors, staying fit, and making time for his family. His appreciation for outdoor activities provides a natural balance to his work in the radon industry, while staying active reflects his commitment to maintaining a healthy and energetic lifestyle.


Ethan also has a strong interest in sharing knowledge within the radon industry. In addition to his responsibilities at Radon Be Gone, he teaches continuing education classes for radon mitigation. This allows him to contribute to the ongoing education of other professionals while sharing practical knowledge gained through his experience in the field.


Teaching continuing education courses is an especially meaningful extension of Ethan's professional interests because the radon industry depends on knowledgeable professionals who understand proper testing, mitigation practices, and industry standards. His willingness to educate others demonstrates a commitment to continued learning and professional development beyond his day-to-day responsibilities.


Connect With Radon Be Gone and Ethan Howard


Whether you are a homeowner looking to understand your property's radon levels, a builder working on a new development, or a property professional managing a larger project, Ethan Howard and the Radon Be Gone team are prepared to help you take the next step. With professional radon testing and mitigation services available throughout Utah and surrounding areas, the team can help you better understand your property's radon conditions and determine an appropriate path forward.


Ready to take radon seriously? Contact Radon Be Gone today to request an estimate and learn more about testing and mitigation options for your property.

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