With the beginning of spring often comes a ramp-up in the number of people looking to purchase a new property.
Whether it’s because the realise their existing castle isn’t big enough any more after a winter being cooped up with the family, or nature’s annual fresh-start brings out our own feelings of finding somewhere new, real estate agents report that September is the start of the new buying and selling season.
And as the number of homes changing hands increases so does the number of buyers unwittingly caught out purchasing a home that’s been used to smoke or manufacture methamphetamine (ice).
If you’re planning to purchase a home that isn’t brand new, you most likely won’t have any idea of the property’s previous history or whether there are any underlying issues with it.
That’s why the majority of buyers ensure that they have a Building and Pest inspection carried out by a suitably qualified person prior to the sale going unconditional.
So why would you buy a home not knowing whether it may or may not be contaminated by the highly toxic chemicals created by smoking or cooking meth? You can read more about it here.
At Narcotect, we want to help you avoid making the costly and distressing mistake of buying a meth-damaged home.
This month, we’ve slashed the prices on market-leading, inexpensive, and simple-to-use kits that will allow you to detect trace amounts of up to 10 different illicit drug types, including meth (ice), cannabis, and ecstasy with a single test.
That means that you can now comprehensively test a 4-bedroom house for less than $100.
Our spring sale lasts until 30th September so take advantage to ensure you don’t become another innocent victim of meth.
Don’t risk it. Test it.
