As a certified Building Biologist and Electromagnetic Radiation Specialist (EMRS) with over 10 years of experience, I provide one of the most thorough EMF assessments available. Unlike many consultants who only cover the basic three (AC Electric Fields, AC Magnetic Fields, and Radio Frequency), I conduct full-spectrum testing that also includes:
High Frequency Voltage Transients (Dirty Electricity) measured professionally with an oscilloscope
Artificial Light analysis: flicker, color temperature, and associated dirty electricity
Comprehensive Electrical System Audit.
These advanced evaluations are rarely performed, or are only given cursory attention with inadequate tools by less experienced practitioners. This depth ensures I identify hidden sources of electromagnetic pollution that others routinely miss, delivering truly effective mitigation strategies for sensitive clients.
Alternating Current (AC) Electric Fields – AC Electric Fields are produced by the presence of electricity. Their strength is determined by voltage; the higher the voltage or number of sources, the stronger the field. AC Electric Fields are generated by live electrical wires and generally radiate outward 6-8 feet from the source, but in some cases further. An electric field will exist even when a plugged-in electric device is not in use (turned off). In other words, anything plugged in produces a continual emission. AC Electric Fields have a natural attraction to ground and are considered low frequency electromagnetic radiation (5 Hz – 400,000 Hz).
AC Magnetic Fields – AC Magnetic Fields are produced by electrical current flow. Any device or appliance that consumes electricity will produce an AC Magnetic Field. A more powerful device will produce a higher magnetic field. These fields usually radiate out 2-3 feet from their source, but can radiate out several hundred feet in the case of high voltage power lines. AC Magnetic Fields are considered low-frequency electromagnetic radiation (5 Hz – 400,000 Hz).
Radio Frequency (RF) – RF waves are used to convey information from one place to another through the air. They are used in mobile communication, radio and television broadcasts, radar, satellite navigation and homeland security. They are a core component of our wireless communication infrastructure. Common examples include:
Cellular (4G, LTE, 5G mid-band and millimeter wave
AM/FM radio
weather and airport radar
WiFi, BlueTooth, Zigby
Digital/Analog TV
Emergency Radio
"Smart" utility meters
These high-energy airborne waves are capable of traveling miles. RF waves are considered high frequency electromagnetic radiation (27 MHz -8 GHz + 20-40GHz 5G mmWave).
Artificial Light – Modern artificial light sources connected to the AC power grid such as LEDs, fluorescent bulbs, compact fluorescents, and tech screens introduce multiple forms of biological stress. The vast majority emit significant levels of flicker (visually imperceptible), blue-rich spectra misaligned with natural circadian rhythms, and contribute to dirty electricity on building wiring. These factors are strongly linked in research to circadian disruption, melatonin suppression, sleep disturbances, migraines, eye strain, and increased seizure risk in sensitive individuals.
High Frequency Voltage Transients (Dirty Electricity) – High Frequency Voltage Transients, commonly known as Dirty Electricity, consist of erratic high-frequency surges and noise that ride along standard 60 Hz AC electrical wiring. They are produced by core electricity generation, modern electronics, variable speed drives, dimmer switches, LED/CFL lighting, solar inverters, and other devices that interrupt or modulate current flow. These transients typically range from approximately 2 kHz to 100+ kHz (and sometimes higher) and propagate throughout a building’s electrical system, radiating low-level electric and magnetic fields into living spaces. Dirty electricity is considered a form of electromagnetic pollution that adds to the overall EMF burden in the home.
Electrical System – National Electric Code violations, current on the grounding conductors, primary and secondary neutral deficiencies, wiring errors, cable current, grounding electrode resistance can all make the EMF profile of your home worse.