
An EMF Survey is a thorough check of EMF levels within the survey property, which could be your existing home, or one you intend to buy or rent. Electromagnetic fields (EMF) are a type of radiation. There are two kinds of EMF commonly found in the home: low frequency and radio-frequency EMF.
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What does an EMF Survey include?
EMF hotspots in the home are often very localized, so they can affect one part of a house much more than another. The surveyor will take EMF measurements in each room of the property. He will concentrate especially on areas where people spend most of their time.
Power lines, wiring &
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Wi-Fi, 5G, masts &
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An EMF Survey is a thorough inspection of EMF & RF levels within the surveyed property, which could be your existing home or one you intend to buy or rent.
There are two kinds of EMF commonly found in the home: low frequency and radio-frequency EMF.
Low-frequency EMF comes from electrical power lines, substations, underground cables, house wiring and electrical appliances.
Our electromagnetic environment has significantly changed over the last decade. New technologies and the wireless world are exposing us to unknown quantities of electromagnetic radiation. Bluetooth, WLAN wireless, modulated and pulsed signals, time and code division multiplexing are now abundant in our daily lives. High frequency radiation is used for wireless signal transmission and is usually referred to as radio frequency (RF) and microwave radiation.
Radio-frequency EMF is emitted from many external sources. including radio and TV transmitters, mobile phone masts. cell towers and Cellular base stations (“Hot Spots”) are being established inside commercial buildings, on street lamp posts and on towers across from residential buildings. There are also many wired and wireless radio transmitters in the home.
A survey will include for low-frequency EMF and radio-frequency EMF.
In 2011, the World Health Organization (WHO) classified radiofrequency (RF) electromagnetic fields (EMF) as possibly carcinogenic to humans (Group 2B). This classification was based on an observed increased risk of glioma, a malignant type of brain cancer, associated with wireless phone use (WHO 2011).
Electromagnetic fields (EMF) are invisible forces generated by electricity and magnetism.
In telecommunications, electromagnetic waves carry large amounts of data, which is why higher frequencies are often used. Radiofrequency (RF) spans a range from 100 kilohertz (kHz) to 300 gigahertz (GHz) and is measured in microwatts per square meter (µW/m²). Examples of household sources that emit high RF levels include smart meters, 5G networks, Wi-Fi routers, mobile phones, cordless phones, and other wireless devices.





I dedicate between 30-40 min to walking the client through the basics of electromagnetic fields (EMF’s) in a simple hands-on way. Using easy to understand demonstrations – similar to the kinds of experiments you might remember from Physics class. I explain the different types of EMF’s we encounter, electric fields, magnetic fields, radiofrequency and dirty electricity. This demonstration helps anyone who may be uninformed better understand what we are measuring, why it matters and what steps we might take to create a healthier environment in your home or workplace.
In a 2023 survey revealed that 68% of Irish households express concern about health and safety risks associated with dampness and condensation (Harris PR and Kärcher)
Sustained condensation in buildings is linked to negative impacts on human health, amenity and structural integrity. Most often, the rectification costs are high, time-consuming and more stressful for homeowners than the mitigation costs.
As a qualified EMRS and Civil Engineer, it is our job to assist customers in identifying sources of moisture, determine the severity of mold contamination, and ultimately provide a professional opinion to mitigate the condensation and mold issues in the property.
Mycotoxins are toxic byproducts produced by mold and may be found in buildings affected by water damage. Several types of mycotoxins have been classified by the World Health Organization (WHO) as carcinogenic to humans. Based on our observations, mycotoxins can remain in the environment long after mold remediation has been completed. If no improvement is noticed following mold removal, environmental mycotoxin testing is recommended. Learn more about mycotoxin testing and remediation services.






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