Your space may look clean. Fire and smoke particles may still be present.
SEE TEST OPTIONS →Fire and smoke can carry tiny particles beyond the immediate fire area. These particles may settle on surfaces inside nearby homes and offices.
AfterFire Test helps you check selected areas for fire- and smoke-related particles such as ash, char and soot, even when there is no obvious visible damage.
EPA: Wildfire smoke can enter a home even when the fire itself is not threatening the property, including through ventilation systems and small openings around windows and doors. EPA also warns that ash deposited on indoor surfaces can become airborne again during cleanup.
Los Angeles County Public Health: Even when there is no visible soot or ash, the County notes that surface evaluation can help determine whether significant soot or ash intrusion occurred.
Choose the area or areas in your home or office that you want to test.
Your sample is analyzed by an independent laboratory and results are sent directly to you.
No kit to wait for. Choose your test, follow the collection instructions sent after your purchase, and send your samples using the prepaid expedited shipping label.
Start with one area of concern, compare two areas, or check multiple areas for broader coverage.
All three options check for ash, char and soot. Simply choose how many areas you want to test.
For one specific area of concern.
Best for one specific spot you want to check.
Compare two areas for a clearer picture of your home.
A good choice when you want more than one point of comparison.
Check multiple areas for broader coverage throughout your home.
For checking several areas throughout your space.
Go beyond the fire-residue findings with a broader profile of other materials present in the same sample. Depending on what is present, findings may include soil or mineral particles, fibers, skin cells/dander, biological material, and other common indoor or outdoor dust components.
When selected, the add-on is applied to every sample included in your chosen test.
Simple answers about what the tests check for, how to collect your samples, and what happens after you order.
Start with one area, compare two areas, or choose broader coverage throughout your home.
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