Hidden audio detection
Microphones are cheaper, smaller and easier to hide than cameras. If someone is repeating things you only said out loud, this is the sweep you want.
Homes, offices & vehicles
RF + NLJD + physical search
Written findings
What we look for
Live RF transmitters
Devices broadcasting audio in real time, located by spectrum analysis.
Store-and-forward recorders
Units that record silently and transmit in bursts, which defeats simple scanning.
Voice-activated recorders
Battery devices tucked into furniture, vents, vehicles and bags — no signal to detect.
Phone-based listening
Apps and pairings that turn a phone in the room into an open microphone.
Wired microphones
Mains-powered and hardwired devices traced through outlets and junctions.
Questions about this sweep
Can you find a recorder that is not transmitting?
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Yes — that is what non-linear junction detection and a proper physical search are for. Anything relying on RF alone will miss them.
Should I search first myself?
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Better not to. Moving a device can destroy the documentation that makes it useful to your attorney.
Do you cover vehicles too?
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Yes. Audio devices in cars are very common; we can sweep the vehicle in the same visit.
If we find something
We photograph and document it in place before anything is touched. Removing a device immediately tells the other party you know — sometimes that is the right call, sometimes it is not. We walk you through both, and coordinate with your attorney if you have one.
Book this sweep
Confidential, no obligation, and we reply however you ask us to.