Professional Polygraph & Lie Detector Testing

Reclaim the Truth — Restore Your Peace of Mind

When your reputation, your relationship, or your future is on the line, you need clear answers, not uncertainty. Kimbrough Consulting provides professional polygraph and lie detector testing for individuals dealing with false accusations, relationship concerns, and legal matters. A polygraph examination measures physiological responses during a structured, professionally guided process to help determine truthfulness and support real world decision making.

Every test is conducted with precision, confidentiality, and over 27 years of investigative experience, delivering results you can rely on when it matters most. If you are searching for a trusted polygraph examiner near you, we provide a clear, professional process designed to give you answers and help you move forward.

Trusted by attorneys, therapists, and families across the Carolinas. Licensed and regulated by NC DPS, SLED, and Virginia DPOR.

Call now (828-548-0085) to schedule your polygraph test and speak directly with an examiner. Appointments are limited and often book quickly.

Why Clients Turn to Kimbrough Consulting

Why clients choose Kimbrough Consulting over other polygraph providers is that Kevin Kimbrough brings over 27 years of law enforcement and investigative experience, including nearly two decades with the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation. During that time, he worked complex and high-stakes cases such as homicide, kidnapping, and child sexual exploitation, and conducted extensive interviews with victims, witnesses, and suspects. 

This level of experience provides insight and professionalism that go far beyond standard polygraph testing. When you schedule a polygraph with Kimbrough Consulting, you are working with an examiner who understands how credibility, detail, and truth verification impact real outcomes, and who conducts every examination with precision, confidentiality, and professionalism.

When the truth matters, the experience of your polygraph examiner is critical. The accuracy and reliability of a polygraph test depend not just on the equipment, but on the examiner’s training, structure, and real world investigative background.

Choose Your Exam & Take Control

Relationship / Infidelity – Find the truth and rebuild trust

Legal / Pre‑Trial – Strengthen your defense and prove your innocence

PCSOT Compliance – Protect your freedom with verified results

Pre‑Employment – Safeguard your organization with trustworthy hires

Unsure which exam you need? We’ll listen to your situation and guide you.

How the Polygraph Process Works

Kimbrough Consulting delivers a clear, step-by-step polygraph process designed to produce accurate, defensible results for clients across North Carolina and beyond. Each exam follows APA-aligned best practices, so there are no surprises.

• Consultation & Case Review – We discuss your goals, your timeline, and whether a polygraph is appropriate for your situation.

• Pre-Test Interview – We review background information and ensure all relevant issues are covered.

• Question Review (No Surprises) – You will review and understand the questions before the exam begins.

• Testing Phase – The exam follows a structured format designed to evaluate credibility objectively.

• Results & Documentation – You receive professional documentation of results after testing (timing depends on exam type).

Our structured approach helps attorneys, agencies, and private clients make confident decisions using professional documentation provided after the examination. If you’re searching for a trusted polygraph test near me, this process-focused method is built for credibility, confidentiality, and clarity

Pricing Guidance

How much is a lie detector test? Polygraph pricing depends on the type of exam, the complexity of the issue, and the location of the appointment. Most clients find pricing falls within a predictable range based on service category, whether the test is for private matters, legal cases, PCSOT, or pre-employment screening. During a brief consultation, we confirm the right exam format and provide transparent, straightforward pricing before you schedule. Our goal is to deliver a confidential, professionally documented polygraph process with clear expectations from start to finish.

Frequently Asked Questions - Polygraph & Lie Detector Testing

• What is a polygraph test?

  A polygraph exam is a structured credibility assessment conducted by a trained examiner using validated testing formats and controlled question design.

• How do I schedule a polygraph test near me?

  Scheduling a polygraph test is simple. Contact our office directly to book an appointment based on your availability. Most clients across North Carolina, including Charlotte, Greensboro, and Hickory, can schedule within a few days, with priority appointments available for urgent situations.

• How quickly can I get a polygraph appointment?

  Most polygraph exams can be scheduled within 24 to 72 hours. Same-week appointments are often available for clients needing fast results for legal, relationship, or personal matters.

• How much does a lie detector test cost?

  Polygraph testing typically starts around $500 and varies based on the type of exam and complexity. You will receive clear, upfront pricing with no hidden fees, and a deposit is required to secure your appointment.

  Need a fast appointment? Call 828-548-0085 now to secure the next available opening.

• What types of polygraph tests do you offer?

  We provide polygraph testing for infidelity, PCSOT, legal matters, pre-employment screening, and private personal issues. Each exam is tailored to your situation to ensure accurate and reliable results.

• Are polygraph tests accurate?

  When conducted by an experienced examiner using standardized procedures, polygraph tests are a reliable tool used to assess truthfulness and support important decisions in legal and personal matters.

• Can someone beat a polygraph test?

  Attempts to manipulate a polygraph are typically detected. Modern techniques and examiner experience help identify inconsistencies and ensure the integrity of the results.

  Have questions about your situation? Call today for a confidential consultation.

• How long does a polygraph test take?

  Most polygraph exams take between two and three hours. This includes a detailed pre-test interview, the testing phase, and a post-test review of the results.

• What should I do to prepare for a polygraph test?

  Preparation includes getting proper rest, completing any required paperwork honestly, and following the instructions provided before your appointment. Being truthful and prepared helps ensure accurate results.

• Will my polygraph results be confidential?

  Yes. All exams are handled with strict confidentiality. Results are only shared with authorized individuals, such as attorneys, probation officers, or the client.

  Appointments fill quickly—schedule your polygraph today.

• Do you offer infidelity polygraph tests?

  Yes. We specialize in infidelity and relationship polygraph testing designed to provide clear answers in situations involving trust, honesty, and commitment.

• Do you provide PCSOT polygraph testing?

  Yes. We conduct PCSOT exams for probation, parole, and treatment programs, following established professional standards to support supervision and compliance.

• Do you offer polygraph tests for legal cases?

  Yes. Polygraph exams are often used in legal situations to support case strategy, clarify facts, and assist attorneys in decision-making.

  Need results for a legal or personal matter? Contact us now for availability.

• Where are you located and what areas do you serve?

  We provide polygraph services throughout North Carolina and the Southeast, including Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensboro, Asheville, and surrounding areas. Flexible scheduling allows for quick and convenient appointments.

• Can I get a same-day polygraph test near me?

  Same-day or next-day appointments may be available depending on scheduling. Clients with urgent needs are encouraged to call as early as possible to secure availability.

• What makes your polygraph services different?

  Our exams are conducted by an experienced examiner with decades of investigative experience. This ensures a structured, professional process and results you can rely on when the outcome matters most.

  Speak directly with an examiner—Call 828-548-0085 now for a confidential consultation.

• Is a polygraph test admissible in court?

  Polygraph results are generally not admissible in court, but they are widely used by attorneys, investigators, and individuals to guide decisions and verify credibility.

• Who uses polygraph testing services?

  Polygraph tests are used by attorneys, law enforcement, probation officers, businesses, and private individuals seeking truthful answers in serious situations.

Real World Examples of Polygraph Making an Impact

Polygraph Clears an Innocent Client Accused of Child Abuse

A client was wrongfully accused of child abuse. Their attorney contacted us for a polygraph. During the pre-test interview, it became clear that the accusations weighed heavily on them, but they maintained their innocence.

They passed the exam.

We submitted the report to the attorney, who forwarded it to the detective. Soon after, a state law enforcement examiner requested our charts for a quality control review. After reviewing the charts and questions, they confirmed the test had been properly conducted.

Days later, the victim recanted, revealing they had been pressured by a parent, and the charges were later dismissed.

Cases like this demonstrate how polygraph can restore lives and bring truth to light.

Acusations of Infidelity

A client was suspected of cheating on her husband for several years. She was fed up with the allegations and wanted to prove she was innocent. She walked in looking confident and gave confident answers during the pre-test and was steadfast that she was loyal to her marriage.

She passed with flying colors! Afterwards, she said, “Kevin, I walked in shaking and walking out with my head held high. You didn’t just test me, you listened… and you helped me get my marriage back.”

Hundreds of people have walked into Kimbrough Consulting carrying fear, doubt, and unanswered questions, and walked out with clarity and a path forward.

Our Mission Statement

At Kimbrough Consulting, our mission is to provide accurate, confidential, and compassionate truth-verification services that help individuals, attorneys, and agencies make informed decisions. We deliver APA-compliant polygraph examinations that blend strategic expertise with genuine empathy. We are committed to setting the highest standard for polygraph services across the Southeast by using advanced technology, transparent reporting, and proven interview methods to bring clarity, confidence, and peace of mind.

Why Our Law Enforcement Background Matters

Our law enforcement investigative background matters because it brings real-world case experience to every polygraph exam we conduct in North Carolina. Kimbrough Consulting applies structured interviewing, evidence-minded question design, and APA-aligned testing practices to deliver clear, defensible results for legal cases, PCSOT requirements, pre-employment screening, and private matters. We focus on neutrality, accuracy, and confidentiality from the first consultation through written documentation. When the stakes are high, experience and process make the difference in how to:

• Read people with accuracy

• Communicate clearly

• Ask meaningful questions

• Detect inconsistencies

• Approach human beings with empathy

This experience enhances every stage of the polygraph process.

Professional Memberships and Ongoing Training

Professional memberships and ongoing training matter because polygraph testing is only as strong as the examiner’s standards, methods, and continuing education. Memberships in recognized professional organizations signal that the examiner follows established ethics, quality-control practices, and validated testing formats—exactly what attorneys, agencies, and private clients look for when results need to be defensible. Ongoing training keeps an examiner aligned with current best practices, updated research, and evolving legal and professional expectations, reducing the risk of outdated procedures. For clients, this commitment translates into a more consistent process, clearer documentation, and higher confidence in the examination outcome.

• American Polygraph Association (APA)

• American Association of Police Polygraphists (AAPP)

• Association for the Treatment & Prevention of Sexual Abusers (ATSA)

• North Carolina Polygraph Association (NCPA)

This ensures we remain aligned with best practices and legal standards.

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Ready to End the Doubt?

Talk directly with a certified examiner today. We offer flexible scheduling across North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Georgia, and Florida. Whether you need help tomorrow or next week, we’ll make it happen.