In-Home RF Exposure Analysis

I live in a 100-plus-year-old house in northern Kentucky and have been tracking unusually high broadband RF readings (200 MHz – 8 GHz) with my own meter. Peaks are well above commonly accepted human-exposure limits and I have noticed a corresponding downturn in my family’s health. I need a qualified RF / EMF specialist to carry out a complete technical analysis of these spikes and deliver a formal report that I can act on. The priority is to understand the data already collected, identify the most probable indoor and nearby outdoor emitters, and lay out a practical path to eliminate the offending sources—not simply shield them. Every room is of concern, so the scope covers the entire home. Deliverables • Independent review of my logged measurements plus any additional readings you deem necessary (on-site preferred, but I am open to guidance on expanded self-measurement). • Clear, standards-referenced report (FCC, ICNIRP, or IEEE) detailing peak, average, and duty-cycle exposure levels room-by-room. • Source-ranking matrix that pinpoints which devices or external transmitters contribute the most to overall exposure. • Step-by-step elimination plan with estimated impact for each action so I can prioritize upgrades, removals, or service calls. Acceptance criteria will be met when the report provides enough technical depth—graphs, spectrum snapshots, and narrative explanations—to allow a licensed contractor or utility to address the documented sources without further clarification. If you own spectrum analyzers, calibrated broadband probes, or EMF mapping software, please mention the gear and methodology you would bring to the job.