ClearHome Labs offers six focused ways to understand your home environment, plus one complete assessment that brings all six together. Every service is available to homeowners in Carlsbad and across North County San Diego, subject to property location and scheduling.
Choose a focused test when you have a defined question. Choose the Complete Clear Home Health Analysis when you want to understand how conditions across the home relate and which changes deserve attention first.
The complete assessment combines indoor air, water, moisture and mold indicators, EMFs, light quality, and a household-products audit. We collect room-specific measurements, coordinate included laboratory analysis, and organize the findings into one prioritized report with a walkthrough call.
Best for: New homeowners, families preparing a nursery, major home-optimization projects, owners of larger or complex properties, and anyone who wants a baseline rather than a single-issue test.
Combines a visual moisture investigation, targeted instrument readings, thermal observations, and laboratory dust analysis when appropriate. The report distinguishes observed moisture conditions from laboratory mold DNA findings and explains the limitations of each method.
Best for: Musty odors, past leaks, coastal humidity, post-remediation questions, unexplained staining, or concern about hidden moisture.
Room-by-room measurements can include particle counts across six size ranges, carbon dioxide, total volatile organic compounds, formaldehyde screening, humidity, carbon monoxide, and combustion-gas screening. Indoor readings are interpreted with outdoor conditions and room use in mind.
Best for: Stuffy rooms, recent remodeling, persistent odors, visible dust, wildfire-smoke concerns, ventilation questions, or filter-performance checks.
ClearHome coordinates laboratory analysis of water collected at the home and interprets the results around drinking, cooking, and bathing. When a filtration system is already installed, pre-filter and post-filter sampling can show whether it is working as intended.
Best for: Filter verification, older plumbing, taste or odor concerns, private or mixed water sources, and homeowners who want tap-specific information beyond the utility report.
ClearHome measures electric and magnetic fields separately from radiofrequency signals. The survey emphasizes beds, desks, nurseries, and other frequently occupied areas, then maps likely sources and practical options for further investigation or reduction.
Best for: Homes near electrical infrastructure, unexplained high readings, nurseries, home offices, complex WiFi systems, remodels, or homeowners who want measurement instead of speculation.
The light assessment uses spectrometer readings to evaluate flicker, spectral distribution, melanopic characteristics, color temperature, color rendering, illuminance, and fixture placement in key rooms.
Best for: Bedroom and evening-light planning, home offices, nurseries, visually uncomfortable fixtures, headaches associated with certain lights, or a whole-home lighting update.
ClearHome reviews selected cleaning products, personal-care products, cookware, and other frequently used household items. The result is a prioritized list of products to keep, reconsider, or replace, with practical alternatives.
Best for: Families who want a lower-toxin household without replacing everything at once.
A focused test is usually the right starting point when the question is narrow: Is the filter working? Why does one room smell musty? Are fields elevated at the crib? What is causing a particle spike while cooking?
The complete assessment is more useful when several concerns overlap, the property is large or complex, or the homeowner wants a baseline for future improvements. It prevents a high reading in one category from consuming the entire plan when another measured condition may be more actionable.
Tell us what prompted the question, which rooms are involved, and whether the home has recent water damage, remodeling, filtration, or electrical changes. We will recommend the smallest useful scope and explain when the complete assessment would add meaningful context.
Yes, subject to access and the booked scope. Some building systems may be shared or outside the resident's control, so the report will distinguish conditions inside the unit from items that may require HOA, landlord, or building-management involvement.
Usually no. ClearHome will provide preparation instructions for the selected service. Normal occupancy can be important for some measurements, while certain samples may require temporary changes to cleaning, ventilation, or filter use.
The complete-assessment copy states that certified-lab water and mold analysis are included. For à la carte services, confirm the included samples and any laboratory fees before booking, since these depend on the panel and number of samples selected.
ClearHome can describe the type of specialist a finding may require and may share vetted local options. It does not accept referral fees, and the homeowner remains responsible for selecting and contracting with any third party.