What is Meth (Methamphetamine)? Scientists first developed methamphetamine in the 20th century. Initially, it took the form of nasal decongestants and bronchial inhalers. And yes, it does clear the sinuses. However, Meth also causes hyperactivity, fidgeting,...
When property owners first discover that their home contains meth, they’re often distressed, confused, and even angry. Many wonder how meth contaminated their property in the first place. The first and most obvious answer is that meth labs are sometimes...
Meth testing is done to determine if someone has smoked methamphetamine in your home. If someone smoked meth in your home, there can be leftover residue. We recommend that any new buyers or renters test their new home, to keep the residents safe. Call AEI Decon for...
Meth labs can occur in any house, apartment, hotel, restaurant, barn, or other building. Typically, ‘cooks’ combine ordinary household chemicals, which can produce deadly toxins. And, due to the flammable nature of these chemicals, many labs are only...
Smoking or cooking meth leaves behind a residue, one that can make you ill. That is why the Utah Department of Health requires decontamination for any property that tests over 1.0μg/100cm². It is also why we recommend testing any time you buy, sell, or rent a...
The chemical waste produced while cooking or smoking meth is hazardous to both humans and pets. In fact, according to state law – only the owner and Certified Decontamination Specialists may enter a building once it tests positive. Similarly, the owner is...
