Electric fields
Volts per meter — V/mCome from voltage — any wire in the wall and anything plugged in, switched on or not. Often most relevant in bedrooms, where you spend long, still hours close to the walls.
Have it measuredClearfieldEMF is a professional in-home EMF testing service for the entire St. Louis metro — and, by arrangement, for projects across the greater Midwest. We measure the electric, magnetic, and radiofrequency levels in your home and explain exactly what the numbers mean.
Dedicated, professionally calibrated instruments — not a phone app.
Room-by-room numbers with context, in a report anyone can follow.
The reading and the report come before any talk of fixes — and remediation is always optional.

Most people who call us aren't panicking. They've just got a question they can't answer by looking around — a new smart meter on the wall, a bedroom that backs onto the breaker panel, a router sitting a little too close to a child's pillow. A measurement turns that hunch into something you can actually see.
We're also straight about the science. The strong, immediate effects of these fields are well understood, but the long-term effects of everyday low-level exposure are still genuinely debated. What testing gives you isn't a health verdict — it's a clear, documented picture of your own home.
People say EMF as if it's one number. It isn't — and a meter for one tells you nothing about the others. Every visit covers all four.
Come from voltage — any wire in the wall and anything plugged in, switched on or not. Often most relevant in bedrooms, where you spend long, still hours close to the walls.
Have it measuredCome from current flowing — appliance motors, the panel, and utility lines down the street. They pass through walls almost untouched, so locating them matters most.
Have it measuredCome from transmitters — Wi-Fi, cell signal, cordless phones, and the smart meter outside. RF rises and falls with use, so we read it both at rest and under load.
Have it measuredHigh-frequency noise riding on your home's wiring, often from dimmers and electronics. Its health effects are still debated, but we'll measure it so you have the full picture.
Have it measuredHouses, condos, and apartments across the metro.
Offices, clinics, schools, and small commercial spaces.
From the first call to a finished report, here's exactly what to expect.
Tell us about the property — its age, the rooms you're concerned about, and what prompted the question. You get a flat price before anything is booked.
We measure room by room with calibrated meters for all four EMF types. A typical home takes 1.5 to 2 hours, and you're welcome to follow along.
Within 1 to 3 business days you get a plain-language report: numbers for each room, what's driving them, and a short list of practical notes — written so anyone can act on it.
A report is only useful if you can act on it. When a reading is higher than you'd like, we can take it from there — remediation is a separate, optional service, quoted on its own so you decide with the numbers in front of you.

Dedicated meters kept in calibration — the difference between a guess and a reading you can rely on.
We report the numbers plainly. If remediation makes sense we'll say so, but the decision — and the timing — is always yours.
You get the numbers and what they mean for your home — not a spec sheet that needs its own translator.
Century-old brick in South City and new construction in O'Fallon behave differently. Knowing both helps.
The St. Louis metro is home, and it's where most of our week is spent. We also travel for projects throughout the greater Midwest — so if you're outside the metro, it's still worth asking.
Regular scheduling, standard pricing, and no travel charge. Most homes in these areas can be booked within about a week.
Don't see your town listed? If you're within about an hour of downtown St. Louis, you're almost certainly covered. Send us the address
Distance work is a normal part of what we do. The same instruments, the same walkthrough, and the same plain-language report — just a bit more planning around the calendar.
Regional trips are scheduled in blocks, so distance visits are usually booked two to three weeks out.
Tell us where you are and what you'd like measured, and we'll come back with a straight answer: whether we can reach you, what the travel adds, and the dates we have open. If the distance genuinely doesn't work, we'll tell you that too — and point you toward what to look for elsewhere.
Send a few details and we'll reply within one business day with a flat price and a couple of dates that work. Prefer to talk it through first? That's normal — and there's no charge for the conversation.

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