Methamphetamine Testing
Surface contamination test for properties with possible drug-manufacturing history. Required by some Utah jurisdictions.
Methamphetamine Surface Testing in Utah
Methamphetamine surface testing detects residue left behind when meth has been manufactured or smoked inside a property. Manufacturing leaves significantly higher contamination than smoking, but even smoking residue settles into walls, carpets, and HVAC systems over time and can pose health risks to subsequent occupants.
The test uses calibrated swabs collected from multiple locations, sent to an accredited lab for analysis. Utah is one of a handful of states with formal clean-up standards for meth-contaminated properties (Utah Administrative Code R392-600).
What's Included
Every OnSite meth test samples multiple high-exposure locations and is analyzed by an accredited lab against Utah state thresholds.
Multi-Location Surface Sampling
Calibrated swab samples collected from walls, HVAC components, and floors — the highest-exposure surfaces.
Lab Analysis Against Utah Thresholds
Samples analyzed by an accredited lab and compared against Utah Administrative Code R392-600 (1.0 µg/100 cm²).
Written Report With Remediation Guidance
Plain-English report with results, threshold comparison, and clear next steps if levels are elevated.
Results Within 3–5 Business Days
Standard turnaround is 3–5 business days. Rush service is sometimes available at additional lab cost.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything Northern Utah homebuyers want to know about meth testing.
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