AEI Decon Provides Drug House Decontamination Services In Utah

AEI Decon, based in Salt Lake City, Utah, has announced that they offer drug house decontamination services in Utah. The company has licensed and well-trained staff who are capable of decontaminating a house from the residues of illegal drugs like fentanyl or methamphetamine. These properties are not limited to only those that have been used as laboratories for producing drugs. Even smoking meth in a house just once can cause contamination above state standards. All properties that contain drug residue will have to be cleaned up or decontaminated in order to ensure a safe living environment for the next inhabitants of the home.

Nate Coombs, owner and general manager of AEI Decon, says, “Exposure to a drug like methamphetamine can be detrimental to your health as well as your home. Young children are especially at risk. The chemicals used for making meth products are highly dangerous concerning risk of fire, explosion and create a plethora of health problems.”

He continues, “Meth homes/labs create a volatile environment that is not only dangerous to the inhabitants of said location but also other residents and surrounding areas due to risk of fire and/or explosion. By hiring us, a professional and certified decontamination company, you reduce your liability and guarantee clearance with the health department, providing peace of mind.”

Nate Coombs advises people to be alert for any signs that a particular house or location is being used as a lab for producing illegal drugs like meth. Some of the signs to look for include: restricted access to the area and/or paranoid behavior; presence of guard dogs; increased traffic and late night visitors who only stay for a short while; covered or blacked out windows; glass containers with dried chemical deposits; unusual chemical smells; large quantities of household chemicals; red stained pillowcases, sheets, and coffee filters; and frequent burning of waste materials.

The chemicals and utensils often used in producing methamphetamine in a house lab include acetone, alcohol, fertilizer, battery acid, bleach, drain cleaner, Coleman fuel, drain openers, iodine, hydrogen peroxide, gasoline additives, lithium batteries, sodium and lithium metal, matches, salt, pseudoephedrine, swimming pool chemicals, starting fluid, gun cleaning solvent, aluminum foil, blenders, bed sheets, bottles, chemistry glassware, camp stoves, and more.

Home buyers and real estate investors are advised to be careful because there are a number of issues that they may face if they happen to buy a meth contaminated property. The chemical residual waste products that result from cooking and smoking methamphetamine are very hazardous to both humans and animals, thus making a drug house unsafe and unlivable until it has undergone sufficient decontamination. Indoor residues last a long time because they are not subjected to the sun and microorganisms that can break them down. They can last for decades and can be found in various parts of the home, including its furnishings and structural components.

For those who are still interested in buying a drug contaminated house in Utah, AEI Decon has partnered with several title companies to allow the inclusion of the cost of decontamination in the closing costs.

AEI Decon provides proper decontamination to make the house clean and livable again. Their proprietary products and systems are affordable and effective in getting rid of the drug residues from walls, ceilings, cabinets, non-porous flooring, heating systems, light fixtures, and other items in the house. With this, the homeowner or home buyer would be able to save thousands in expenses for replacement of contaminated items and the time they would need to live away from home.

With the decontamination services offered, there would be absolutely no need for a costly demolition. The product developed and used by AEI Decon is safe for people, pets and the structural elements of a home. It is also biodegradable, non-corrosive, and environment-friendly.

People who would like to learn more about the drug house decontamination services of AEI Decon can check out their website at https://aeidecon.com/, or contact them through the telephone or via email.