Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We provide on-site testing and cleanup throughout Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, including smaller towns and rural communities. Halifax and Truro are our operating bases. We also serve Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador. Scheduling and any travel charges are confirmed before booking. Pest control is available in Nova Scotia only.

Send us the location, a description of the work and available photos. We will tell you whether an on-site visit is needed and confirm any visit fee before you book.

Availability depends on your location and the work required. Send us the site address, a brief description and any relevant photos. We will confirm available appointment times and any assessment or travel charges before booking. Drug residue testing in Moncton and Dieppe is arranged from our Truro base.

We test for drug residues on surfaces in vehicles and properties. Depending on the project, methods include rapid screening kits and ScenoMS field mass spectrometry.Written reports record sampling locations, methods and results. Testing can be booked independently or after cleanup. These are non-emergency services.

Yes. If a Nova Scotia cleanup or odour project also involves active pest activity, we can assess and quote the pest-control work as well. Treatment and cleanup are separate services, with the sequence and charges confirmed before work starts. A reduced combined price may be available when both are booked together. Our operating scope covers Class II Structural and Class III(B) Greenhouse pest control under our Class IX Business Operator’s Certificate.

“Not detected” means the target drug was not detected in the sample collected from the stated location, using the method recorded in the report, at the time of testing. It does not mean zero residue.Scenesafe uses negative results from our screening products and ScenoMS testing as our stated post-cleaning criterion for the drugs and locations assessed. Our own team normally retests our cleaning. Independent testing and laboratory analysis are also options.Read What Clean Means for our criteria, guidance references, sampling limitations and report wording.