Meth is a white, odourless powder that can easily be dissolved in water or alcohol, which can make it almost undetectable to the naked eye.  But there are some signs you can look out for such as:  Strong odours (acrid, sour, solvents, ammonia) Discolouration of structures, soil and pavement or driveway Burned, stained or yellowed walls Rust in uncommon places such as window fittings or door handle.

More about meth testing :

We uses special equipment to test for methamphetamine residue on your property’s walls, carpets, ceilings, insulation, ventilation systems and even things like wiring and plumbing.

Australian guidelines state if contamination levels are 0.5 micrograms per 100 sq cm or more, professional removal or cleaning is required before moving into the property due to health concerns.

What are the health effects of living in a meth contaminated house?

There are many dangerous effects of living in a former drug house. ‘exposure can occur through skin absorption, ingestion of residues that are transferred to hands or objects and inhalation of vapours and dusts. Once exposed, methamphetamine enters the body and can result in a range of health effects.’ While it might not be obvious at first, residents may soon start to experience:

• Insomnia

• Severe respiratory problems

• Dizziness

• Eye irritations

• Nausea

• Skin rashes

• Loss of appetite

•  only way to know for sure is with a meth inspection conducted by our team . Avoid potential health problems and contact our team today.