Clarity OverNoise.
Instrument-verified EMF testing and circadian lighting assessments for homes across Fort Collins and the Front Range.
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The Sleeping Area
+This is where you spend the most continuous, uninterrupted time, so it is where I measure first. I map RF and magnetic field levels around the bed and give you practical placement and settings changes, with sleeping areas prioritized in your report.
Light Through the Day
+I measure the spectrum, brightness and flicker of the light in each room with the UPRtek MK350N and compare it against the natural pattern of bright, cool daylight and dim, warm evening light, so your lighting supports the rhythm you want rather than working against it.
Objective Measurements
+Every reading is taken with professional calibrated instruments and compared against the precautionary Building Biology SBM-2015 framework. You get real numbers, room by room, and a prioritized list of what is worth changing. The goal is not elimination, but intentional optimization.
What is EMF, really?
It is an umbrella term for four very different things happening in your home right now.
Think of EMF less like one thing and more like the word “weather.” Rain, wind, and sunlight are all weather, but you would never treat them the same way or prepare for them with the same tools. EMF works the same way.
EMF stands for electromagnetic field, but that single term gets used as a catch-all for four distinct types of energy, each with its own source, its own behavior, its own unit of measurement, and its own way of interacting with your home. Understanding the difference is the first step toward actually doing something about it.
RF · Radiofrequency
The wireless signals carrying data through the air. Wi-Fi routers, cell phones, smart meters, and Bluetooth devices all emit RF. It is the fastest-moving and most talked-about category, it is measured as power density in microwatts per square meter, and it is often the easiest to reduce with a few simple changes.
AC magnetic fields
Generated by electrical current moving through wiring, appliances, and anything plugged into a wall, and measured in milligauss. These fields pass through walls and most building materials, which is why wiring errors or a nearby panel can affect a room even when nothing in it looks electronic.
AC electric fields
Present anywhere there is voltage, even in a wire or outlet that is not actively powering anything, and measured in volts per meter. They matter most where your body spends hours close to wiring, which is usually the bed, and they are often the easiest to reduce once identified.
Dirty electricity
High-frequency voltage transients riding along your building’s wiring, thrown off by dimmer switches, LED drivers, solar inverters, and switching power supplies. It is the category most often missed, because a standard EMF meter does not detect it at all. It needs its own instrument at the outlet.
Light is different
Light is not an EMF, but it may matter more
Your body reads light as a timing signal. Spectrum, brightness and flicker set the master clock governing melatonin, cortisol and mitochondrial function. This is measured separately, with its own instrument, and it is often the highest-leverage change in the assessment.
Learn how we measure light → The science we measure against →
Clarity starts with knowing what you are actually being exposed to. That is what an assessment measures, room by room, field by field.
Common questions
What does EMF actually stand for?
Electromagnetic field. In a home it is used as an umbrella term for four measurable things: radiofrequency from wireless devices, AC magnetic fields from electrical current, AC electric fields from voltage sitting on wiring, and dirty electricity, which is high-frequency noise riding on that same wiring. Each one takes a different instrument and is reported in a different unit.
How do you test EMF in a home?
With calibrated instruments, one field type at a time, room by room. RF is read as power density in microwatts per square meter, magnetic fields in milligauss, electric fields in volts per meter, and dirty electricity as high-frequency transients at the outlets. Readings are then compared against the Building Biology SBM-2015 reference levels, which are stricter than regulatory limits and written specifically for sleeping areas.
What is dirty electricity?
High-frequency voltage transients traveling on a building’s wiring, generated by dimmer switches, LED drivers, solar inverters, and switching power supplies. A standard EMF meter does not see it, so it is routinely missed, and it turns up most often in homes that have recently been renovated or fitted with solar.
What does an EMF assessment cost?
FieldWise publishes its prices rather than quoting on request. A Foundational Assessment is $350, and the full Home Health Optimization, which covers all four field types plus the lighting environment, is $850. Every tier and what it includes is listed on the services page.
Why This Matters
Three Things in Your Home
That Have Never Been Measured
Modern indoor environments contain sources of wireless radiation and artificial light that didn't exist a generation ago. Most people have no idea what their actual exposure levels are.
Wireless RF Signals
Wi-Fi routers, smart devices, baby monitors, and cell phones emit radio frequency (RF) signals continuously. Distance and placement make a significant difference. Only measurement tells you the real picture.
Circadian Light Disruption
Artificial lighting, LED flicker, and blue light at night interfere with your body's natural sleep-wake signaling. We evaluate brightness levels, spectrum balance, and nighttime exposure patterns that affect your recovery.
Neighboring Sources
Nearby routers, smart meters, cell towers, and shared walls in apartments and townhomes can contribute meaningfully to background exposure levels, even when everything in your own home is switched off.
The Process
How a FieldWise Assessment Works
Three steps from not knowing to having a clear, actionable picture of your home environment.
Discovery Call
We talk through your home, your concerns, and what you're hoping to understand. No obligation. Just clarity on whether an assessment makes sense for your situation.
In-Home Measurement
We visit with calibrated instruments and systematically measure RF exposure levels, light quality, and neighboring sources in the areas that matter most to you.
Clear Report & Strategy
You receive a plain-language summary of what we found, what it means, and practical actions you can take immediately: distance adjustments, placement changes, and lighting modifications.
What Your Body May Already Be Telling You
These Aren’t Random Symptoms. Your Home Has Never Been Measured.
Most people who call us have already tried the obvious things: better sleep hygiene, cleaner diet, new supplements. The one variable they haven’t checked is the electromagnetic environment where they spend 8 to 12 hours a day. That’s what we measure.
You don’t need a diagnosis to want data. You just need to wonder.
FieldWise doesn’t diagnose these conditions or promise they’ll resolve. We measure your invisible environment and give you practical, prioritized ways to lower exposure. What happens next in your body is yours to observe.
Founder Perspective
Why This Work Matters to Me
Clarity over noise.
A few years ago, ongoing health issues led me to take a serious look at my own work environment. My home office had my Wi-Fi router positioned three feet from my desk. It was something I’d never thought much about. Like many people, I also began thinking about the environment not just for myself, but for the spaces where my family spends most of their time.
As I started measuring my space with calibrated instruments, I began to see how much unnecessary RF was present in my immediate workspace. At the same time, I started paying closer attention to artificial light at night and how those patterns were affecting my sleep and recovery.
Simple adjustments made a measurable difference: increasing distance, optimizing placement, improving wiring layout, and refining evening lighting. More importantly, it gave me clarity and control over what I was actually being exposed to each day.
That experience is what led me to create FieldWise Consulting. My role is to evaluate your space objectively, provide clear measurements, and recommend practical changes that reduce unnecessary exposure in a way that works for your home and your family.
Assessments
Choose the Assessment That Fits Your Needs
Each assessment is conducted in-person with professional instruments. Clear data and a practical strategy for your home.
Foundational Assessment
Entry-level clarity for wireless homes
A clear, objective picture of RF exposure throughout your home: where it’s coming from, where it concentrates, and what practical steps can reduce it.
- RF levels in bedrooms and primary living areas
- Router placement and signal reach
- Device density and proximity patterns
- Neighboring and external signal sources
Home Health Optimization
The most comprehensive evaluation of your home for better sleep and healthier living spaces
RF exposure, AC electric fields, circadian lighting, and Sleep Zone Mapping, measured together as a complete system in a single visit.
- RF levels throughout the home
- AC electric and magnetic field analysis
- Circadian lighting spectrum & blue light evaluation
- Sleep Zone Mapping: a 9-position calibrated field map of your bed
- The FieldWise Home Profile with scores & action steps
Circadian & Light Assessment
Designed to support better sleep and daily energy alignment
Calibrated measurement of your home’s light spectrum, blue light exposure, and nighttime patterns to bring your indoor environment back into alignment with your biology.
- Circadian lighting spectrum in key living areas
- Blue light exposure levels in bedrooms
- LED flicker and light modulation patterns
- Bedroom and sleep-zone lighting guidance
Client Experiences
What Homeowners Are Saying
"I had no idea how much RF was coming from the router in my son's room. After the assessment we made three simple changes and his sleep noticeably improved within a week."
"What I appreciated most was the objectivity. He showed me the data, explained what it meant, and gave me practical steps I could actually take."
"We were about to buy a new house and wanted a baseline before moving in. The assessment gave us peace of mind and a clear action plan from day one."
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
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