Meth Contamination?
We Test, Remediate & Certify.

Yes. Utah law requires sellers to disclose known meth contamination, and many buyers and lenders now require certified testing as a condition of sale. Our certified test results are accepted by all Utah county health departments and are formatted for title companies and escrow.

Standard results are delivered in 24–48 hours from sample collection. Rush testing is available with results in 8–12 hours for time-sensitive transactions. We can schedule same-day sample collection in most of the Wasatch Front.

Costs vary based on contamination level, affected surface area, and property size. Typical projects range from $5,000 to $50,000. We provide free, no-obligation estimates after initial testing and work directly with insurance adjusters when coverage applies.

Not without disclosure and remediation. Utah law prohibits occupying or selling a property known to be contaminated above state thresholds without completing remediation and obtaining a clearance certificate. We manage the entire process — testing, remediation, clearance, and certification — so you can proceed with the sale legally.

Yes. We have dedicated agent accounts with expedited scheduling, priority lab processing, and digital PDF reports you can share directly with buyers, title companies, and lenders. Contact us to set up an agent account and discuss volume pricing.