If you have already bought a home or commercial building, a meth inspection is still useful. Methamphetamine production is a serious problem in Utah and you would not want to inadvertently expose your family or workers to its dangers. The drug is very addictive and if it is ‘cooked’ or smoked in a house or commercial building, the walls, ceiling, and floors can get saturated with it, making the building unsafe. One of the most common ways of using meth is through smoking. When the drug is lit, it vaporizes. The vapor that the smoker does not inhale collects on the walls, furnishings, and ceiling. The building does not have to be used for cooking meth; even smoking it will suffice for the building to test positive. If you are worried about the health of your family or employees and want meth testing in Utah for your home or commercial building, call Aerolite Consulting.


What can happen if you get exposed to meth?
Methamphetamine is a very dangerous drug and if you or your loved ones come into contact with it by mistake, you can suffer from allergies, skin irritation, unexplained and excessive nose bleeds, and neurological or behavioral problems in children. Meth testing in Utah is advisable, as methamphetamine contains cancer causing agents. It is not easy to find out if a home or commercial business is contaminated by meth because methamphetamine is colorless and odorless. In nearly all cases, the only way you can be sure is by collecting samples and testing it in the laboratory.
How can Aerolite Consulting help you with meth testing?
Aerolite Consulting will collect samples from your home or commercial business through wipes, which will be sent to a laboratory for testing. Here, a meth analysis will be conducted on the sample. This will give you a detailed report on meth contamination, if there is any, and its level.
Don’t let your family or employees suffer from the negative health effects of methamphetamine contamination. Call us today for reliable meth testing in Provo, Orem, Springville and Salt Lake City. We also provide home inspections, asbestos testing and testing for radon and mold.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I get my home or commercial building tested for meth?
Even if a property was never used as a meth lab, simply smoking the drug indoors can saturate walls, ceilings, and floors with harmful residue. Because methamphetamine is colorless and odorless, it is nearly impossible to detect without professional testing.
What are the health risks of meth contamination?
Inadvertent exposure to meth residue can cause serious health issues for your family or employees. Common symptoms include unexplained skin irritation, allergies, excessive nosebleeds, and neurological or behavioral problems in children. The residue also contains known cancer-causing agents.
How does Aerolite Consulting perform meth testing?
We conduct our tests by carefully collecting surface samples from your property using specialized wipes. These samples are then sent to a certified laboratory for thorough analysis. Once complete, we provide you with a detailed report indicating the presence and specific level of any meth contamination.
When is the best time to schedule a meth inspection?
It is highly recommended to schedule a meth test before finalizing the purchase of any home or commercial building in Utah to protect your investment. However, if you have already purchased a property and suspect contamination, testing is still a crucial step for ensuring occupant safety.
