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Colorado Radon Disclosure Form for Rentals
ColoradoUse this Colorado rental radon disclosure to give prospective tenants the landlord’s known radon information and record receipt before signing the lease. Gather the property’s available test and mitigation records and supply the separate CDPHE brochure referenced in the PDF.
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This PDF addresses residential rentals under § 38-12-803. Its warning and acknowledgment are written for landlords and tenants; use the appropriate seller disclosure for a property sale.
Using it with a related document? Colorado residential lease agreement · Colorado rental and lease forms
Inside the PDF
What this form covers
Landlord knowledge
Section 1 asks the landlord to choose the accurate knowledge option and describe known radon information and records.
Brochure receipt
Section 2 acknowledges the separate CDPHE brochure. The brochure is not embedded in this one-page PDF.
Warning and signatures
Section 3 prints the radon warning and provides landlord and two tenant acknowledgment blocks.
Before you start
Information to gather
- The property address and lease reference, which need to accompany this PDF because it has no dedicated address field.
- Known test history, the most recent records and reports, detected concentrations, and mitigation or remediation details, including system descriptions and documentation.
- The CDPHE brochure linked below. On September 14, 2026, the department’s resource page linked to the February 2024 edition (20 pages), displayed as revision 9 of 9. Obtain the current copy when preparing the lease.
Step-by-step guidance
How to complete this PDF
Choose the knowledge option
In section 1, select the knowledge option that accurately describes what the landlord knows. Use the space below the first option to describe known information and identify attached records.
Do not assume a negative result
Do not treat “no knowledge” as a negative test result or proof that radon is absent.
Provide the separate brochure
Supply the separate brochure before acknowledging section 2. This one-page PDF says the brochure was provided but does not contain it.
Sign and keep the complete packet
Keep section 3’s bold warning legible. Complete the landlord’s signature, printed name and date and the applicable tenant acknowledgment lines before the lease is signed. Two tenant blocks are provided.
Before you use it
Checks and separate documents
Keep the complete packet
Keep the disclosure, brochure and identified records together with the lease, and provide copies to the tenants.
Understand the acknowledgment
A signature records receipt of the disclosure; it does not establish a measured radon level or that a mitigation system works.
Common questions
Before you use this form
Is the CDPHE brochure inside this PDF?
No. The form acknowledges its delivery, but you must obtain and provide the brochure separately.
Does “no knowledge” mean a negative radon test?
No. It describes what the landlord knows and should not be presented as a test result.
Extracted PDF field labels
Automatically extracted labels may be incomplete; use the guide above and check the PDF.
- What’s the landlord's printed name?
- What’s the tenant's printed name?
- What’s the second tenant's printed name? (if applicable)
- Does the landlord know if there's radon?
- What's the landlord's understanding or awareness regarding the presence of radon on the property?
PDF facts
- Format
- File size
- 721 KB
- Pages
- 1
- Version
- 1