Hi Sean, go to the Ohio Department of Health website for information and the license application. I think the fee is $400.00 plus you need training from an approved source ( online training is not approved) I think the training was $500.00.
Though, I generally tell my clients to purchase a long term test kit (90 days +) from homedepot/etc.The test kit is $50.00 . IMO the long term test is a better barometer than a 48 hour test.
This last January 1st, after 15 years, I stopped offering Radon testing. Minnesota enacted a useless, POS, Radon law that is obviously nothing more than a money grab. Given all my years of experience and training, I would have had to still jump through all their hoops, and fee’s, and BS. It was an easy business decision. The ROI has never been profitable, and for an inspector, was never intended to be. I now let all the lackeys that like running around for a chump change have my Radon biz. No, I refer no-one. I no longer take any responsibility for anything Radon related!!
HomeSpection offers Radon classes and exam. They are in Canton. I am just getting out of the Radon business if you are in need of a tester. I have a sun nuclear model 1030 continuous radon monitor. It’s just a couple years old…paid $1300 and will sell it for $500… if interested.