Prohibits individuals from providing radon screening, testing, or mitigation services unless they meet proficiency measures acceptable to the state Board of Health or the U.S. EPA, or receive certification as a professional by either the National Radon Proficiency Program or The National Radon Safety Board. Requires radon professionals to comply with EPA testing standards, ASTM E-2121 mitigation standard, or other testing/mitigation standards deemed acceptable to the Board of Health or EPA. State contractor licensing regulations (18 Va. Admin. Code 50-22-30-60) establish radon mitigation as a specialty service and require those applying for the specialty to meet the state certification requirement. Legislation enacted in 2018 (Va. H.B. No. 1534) directed the Department of Health to review consumer complaints regarding radon testing and mitigation received since 2013, as well as the current state certification requirements for radon testers and mitigators, and to determine the benefits of any additional oversight of radon professionals. The legislation required the agency to report its findings and recommendations to the state legislature by December 1, 2018.