When testing for meth, we recommend using a composite wipe sample. This will allow you to test up to four locations with one sampling kit for the least amount of cost. However, it does bring up a certain question. Where are the best locations to sample? A meth wipe...
The meth epidemic is spreading throughout the United States; urban, suburban, and rural. In Utah, along the Wasatch front, some officials have suggested that as many as 10% of the single-family homes and up to 80% of rentals may contain meth residue. At just over...
How do you test for methamphetamine or meth residue? This is a common question in the field of meth cleanup and removal. Many home buyers worry about the growing methamphetamine epidemic, wanting to ensure their house isn’t contaminated. Furthermore, meth...
Many homeowners wonder how meth could enter their homes. Unfortunately, there is no way to precisely confirm the source of contamination. Obviously, meth labs can absolutely contaminate a home. But visitors or family members can contaminate a home as well, even if...
Meth testing determines whether or not a home or building contains residual methamphetamine. This can happen when someone cooks, smokes, or even stores meth on your property. That’s more common than you think, too. In fact, many people have assumed this harmful...
