Calibrated, instrument-based measurement of your home’s electromagnetic environment, from a Northern Colorado specialist based in Fort Collins.
FieldWise EMF Consulting provides in-home EMF testing in Loveland, Colorado, including Centerra, Berthoud and Johnstown, from its Fort Collins base. An assessment measures four field types: RF from wireless sources, AC magnetic fields, AC electric fields, and dirty electricity, plus your lighting. Readings are taken with professional-grade calibrated instruments and compared against Building Biology SBM-2015 guidelines, and every visit ends with a written room by room report with prioritized next steps. Most Loveland homes start with the Foundational Assessment, $850, which includes a written room by room report and an action plan call. Appointments run Monday through Sunday, 8am to 6pm, usually within the same week. Loveland sits inside the regular FieldWise service area, which covers Fort Collins and Northern Colorado and extends throughout Colorado and Wyoming. Call (970) 436-7611 to schedule.
Measured Locally, Explained Plainly
From the older blocks around downtown Loveland to newer construction out by Centerra and Boyd Lake, every home has its own electromagnetic environment. FieldWise EMF Consulting is based in Old Town Fort Collins, a short drive up US 287, and founder Cameron Castaneda performs every Loveland assessment personally, with professional-grade calibrated instruments.
Every measurement is compared against Building Biology SBM-2015 guidelines, the precautionary framework focused on sleeping areas, and documented in a written, room-by-room report with scores, findings and prioritized next steps. The goal is not elimination, but intentional optimization.
Wi-Fi routers, cell signals, smart meters, Bluetooth devices and neighboring sources, measured room by room as power density. In closer-set neighborhoods, part of what we measure arrives from next door.
Instrument: Safe and Sound Pro 2 RF analyzerFields created by current flow: wiring errors, electrical panels, appliances and nearby power lines. Older housing stock is where wiring-related magnetic fields most often turn up, and they penetrate walls, so measuring is the only way to know. Near a power line, substation or transformer? The 24 Hour Infrastructure Assessment logs magnetic fields for a full day and night.
Instrument: Gigahertz Solutions NFA1000, 3-axisFields from voltage on energized wiring, present even when nothing is switched on. They matter most where you spend hours at close range: the bed.
Instrument: Gigahertz Solutions NFA1000High-frequency transients riding on your building wiring from dimmers, LED drivers and solar inverters, plus light spectrum, brightness and flicker.
Instruments: TriField EM100 (dirty electricity) and UPRTek MK350S Premium (light)All of these are non-ionizing fields. We state the unit with every reading, and nothing we report is designed to alarm you.
The Process
Every visit starts with a walkthrough of your home: bedrooms first, then workspaces and the living areas where you spend real time, so measurements focus where they matter most.
Each field type is measured with the calibrated instrument built for it, room by room, and every reading is explained in plain language as we go.
A written room by room report with SBM-2015 comparisons and a prioritized action plan, delivered within 4 days, followed by an action plan call to walk through every number and set your first steps.
Service Area
Based in Fort Collins and serving Loveland, Berthoud and Johnstown along with the wider Front Range. Appointments are available daily from 8am to 6pm, and most assessments are scheduled within the week.
Client Reviews
“Knowledgeable, Friendly, Professional, and Provided a Detailed Report. I was surprised at some of the high readings in my house. I now know where I need to make changes.”
Dale A. Five-star Google review, June 2026.
“Cameron is so easy to work with- a true professional! Thank you!”
Lisa O. Five-star Google review, June 2026.
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Common Questions
What does EMF testing cost in Loveland?
Most Loveland homes start with the Foundational Assessment, $850. It measures all four types of EMF (wireless signals, magnetic fields, electric fields and dirty electricity) plus your lighting, and includes a written room by room report, a prioritized action plan and an action plan call. If your home is near a power line, substation or transformer, the 24 Hour Infrastructure Assessment, $1,450, logs your home for a full day and night. Buying a home? The Pre-Purchase Inspection is $500. Lighting only? The Home Light Reset is $350. Step 1 for every option is a free 15 minute call to confirm the right fit for your address.
Do you actually come out to Loveland?
Yes. FieldWise is based in Old Town Fort Collins and serves Loveland, Centerra, Boyd Lake, Mariana Butte, Berthoud and Johnstown.
What exactly do you measure?
Four distinct field types: RF from wireless sources like Wi-Fi, cell signals and smart meters; AC magnetic fields from current flow in wiring, panels and nearby power lines; AC electric fields from energized wiring, reported in volts per meter (V/m), which matter most around the bed; and dirty electricity, the high-frequency transients riding on building wiring. The Foundational Assessment also measures your lighting: spectrum, brightness and flicker. Lighting on its own is the Home Light Reset, $350.
Can you assess a Loveland home before we purchase it?
Yes. The Pre-Purchase EMF Inspection, $500, fits inside your inspection period. In about 2 hours it measures wireless signals, magnetic and electric fields, dirty electricity, wiring and grounding problems, any solar equipment, and nearby power lines, transformers and cell sites. Your written report arrives in less than 3 days and sorts every finding into easy fixes, bigger fixes (with a rough cost range) and findings that come with the property. We go through it together on a call before your deadline. Book as early in your inspection window as you can.
Is EMF testing a medical or diagnostic service?
No. We make no medical claims and cannot diagnose or treat any condition. We measure what is present in your home, compare it against precautionary Building Biology SBM-2015 guidelines, and give you practical, prioritized reduction steps.
Other Areas
All FieldWise service areas, with a map.
The Remeasure Guarantee. If you complete a recommended fix and the reading in that area doesn’t measurably drop, Cameron comes back within 90 days and remeasures it at no charge.