Breath Alcohol Tests — Legal or Court-Ordered
I need court-admissible results for custody, probation, or legal proceedings. Mobile collection available.
* A mobile collection service fee applies to all at-home and on-site appointments. The fee varies based on your distance from our Rolling Meadows location and will be provided at the time of booking.
- SAMHSA-Certified Lab Partner Network
- 100% Confidential — Results Shared With You Only
- Chain-of-Custody Available for Legal Use
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Mon–Fri: 8:00 am–5:00 pm
Sat: 8:00 am–2:00 pm
Sun: 10:00 am–2:00 pm
$75
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- SAMHSA-Certified Lab Analysis
- Chain-of-Custody Available
- 100% Confidential — Results Go Only to You
- No Doctor Referral Required
- Mobile Collector Comes to You
- Licensed and Trained Collectors
Price
$75
Immediate on-site results- What it screens for
- Alcohol — breath alcohol concentration (BrAC)
- Collection method
- Breath (evidential breath testing device)
- Detection window
- Current and very recent alcohol use
- Mobile collection available
- Yes — we come to you
- Typical turnaround
- Immediate — results read on site
- Price
- $75 — call (219) 315-0345 to schedule
What Is a Breath Alcohol Test?
A breath alcohol test measures alcohol concentration in your breath using an approved evidential breath testing device. The reading estimates blood alcohol concentration (BAC) from a breath sample—giving a picture of current alcohol presence rather than use days earlier.
Breath alcohol testing is commonly used for DOT programs, court-ordered requirements, employer testing, probation monitoring, and other legal matters where timely, documented results matter. It is fast and non-invasive compared with blood draws, and results are typically available immediately on site after the sample is collected.
We coordinate breath alcohol testing across the greater Chicagoland area with certified collection personnel and documented procedures suited to your situation—whether you need a private appointment, an employer-ordered screen, or collection aligned with a legal or probation requirement.
Who May Need a Breath Alcohol Test?
- Court-ordered alcohol testing
- Probation requirements
- DUI-related monitoring
- Employer testing programs
- DOT compliance testing
- Return-to-duty testing
- Reasonable suspicion testing
- Post-accident testing
What Happens During the Test?
A breath alcohol appointment follows a clear, documented sequence so you know what to expect before the collector arrives or you check in at our partner location.
- Step 1
Check in and verify identity
You confirm your appointment details and present photo ID so the collection record matches the correct donor.
- Step 2
Certified technician explains the process
A trained collector reviews the steps, any required waiting period, and what to expect before the sample is taken.
- Step 3
Breath sample collected using approved device
You provide a breath sample into an evidential breath testing device using a fresh mouthpiece and documented procedure.
- Step 4
Results documented and provided
The reading is recorded on site and shared according to your booking instructions—court, employer, probation officer, or you directly.
Breath Alcohol Testing for Court and Legal Requirements
Court-ordered breath alcohol testing, attorney-requested screens, and probation requirements often need more than a quick reading—they need documented collection by certified personnel, identity verification, and chain-of-custody procedures your coordinator can explain before you book. Tell us at scheduling that your test is for legal use so we align the appointment with what your case requires.
We do not provide legal advice or guarantee that any court, probation office, or agency will accept a specific result. What we do provide is professional breath alcohol collection with the documentation standards many legal programs expect when BAT is the authorized method.
If you also need drug screening, see our court ordered testing options. For regulated employer programs, review DOT drug and alcohol testing. Questions about scheduling? Contact us or explore drug testing services across our Chicagoland menu.
Benefits of Breath Alcohol Testing
- Fast results
- Non-invasive
- Court accepted documentation
- DOT compliant procedures when applicable
- Accurate alcohol detection
- Convenient local testing
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a breath alcohol test take?
Most breath alcohol tests take about 15 to 30 minutes on site, including identity verification, any required waiting period, the breath sample, and documentation. Complex DOT sequences or confirmation steps can take longer.
When are results available?
Breath alcohol results are read on the device during the appointment—you typically receive the documented outcome before the collector leaves. There is no multi-day laboratory wait for standard BAT.
Can the test be used for court purposes?
Breath alcohol testing can support court-ordered, probation, and legal programs when collection follows the documentation your case requires. Tell us at booking that the test is for legal use so we can coordinate chain-of-custody and certified collection procedures. We do not guarantee how any court or agency will accept results.
Do I need an appointment?
Yes. Schedule by phone or through the booking options on this page so a certified technician can confirm your test type, location, and timing—especially for urgent or same-day needs.
What is measured during the test?
The device measures breath alcohol concentration (BrAC), which estimates blood alcohol concentration (BAC) from a breath sample collected through an approved evidential breath testing device.
Is breath alcohol testing DOT compliant?
DOT breath alcohol testing is available when your program requires Part 40 procedures, trained personnel, and approved devices. Non-DOT BAT follows the process authorized for your situation. Tell us whether your test is DOT or non-DOT when you book.