About Us

New Zealand's Specialist Meth Testing Experts.

Envirocheck is a professional, independent meth testing company. We test properties, advise clients, and deliver clear results — with no conflicts, no agendas, and no guesswork.

Our Story

Professional Testing. Independent Results.

For over a decade, Envirocheck has been a specialist meth testing company. We focus exclusively on testing and advisory services — giving property owners, landlords, and managers accurate, evidence-based results they can rely on.

Our team brings deep technical expertise to every assessment. We follow NZS 8510:2017 precisely, use calibrated equipment, and deliver reports that are clear, defensible, and actionable.

Because we only test, our advice is always independent. Our findings are based purely on the evidence — nothing more.

Trusted by landlords, property managers, and housing providers across New Zealand, Envirocheck exists for one purpose: to give you the truth about your property.

EnviroCheck meth testing team reviewing property methamphetamine contamination assessment reports in New Zealand

The EnviroCheck Team

2016

Founded as a specialist meth testing company, serving property owners and managers across New Zealand.

2020

Expanded to nationwide coverage, completing thousands of assessments across all property types.

2024

Deepened our focus on independent testing and advisory services, with an expanded team of certified professionals.

2026

Aligned with the 2026 rental regulations while continuing to apply NZS 8510:2017 — the Standard that remains relevant for non-rental property decisions including sale, purchase, and insurance.

Our Values

What We Stand For

Independence

We don't remediate. We test and advise. This separation ensures our results are never influenced by a financial incentive to find contamination.

Transparency

Every report, every result, every recommendation is clear, evidence-based, and fully explained. No jargon, no confusion.

Accuracy

Our testing methodologies follow NZS 8510:2017 precisely. We invest in the best equipment and ongoing training for our team.

Education

We believe informed property owners make better decisions. That's why we invest heavily in training and knowledge-sharing.

Beyond the Property

The Human Cost of Methamphetamine

At Envirocheck, we spend our days assessing properties. But behind many of those properties are people, families, and communities affected by methamphetamine.

Over the years, we have spoken with thousands of New Zealand families. Many describe living with constant uncertainty — hoping that a loved one will recover, hoping things will improve, and hoping to see the person they once knew return.

For many families, addiction can feel like a form of grief. The person is still physically present, yet their behaviour, priorities, and relationships may have changed dramatically. Parents, partners, children, grandparents, and friends often find themselves walking on eggshells, never quite knowing what tomorrow will bring.

We believe methamphetamine addiction is more than a property issue. It is a health issue, a family issue, and a community issue.

While our role is to provide independent property assessments and contamination advice, we recognise the wider human impact that addiction can have. Every contaminated property we encounter is a reminder that the consequences of methamphetamine extend far beyond walls and surfaces.

Recovery is possible. Support is available. Families are not alone.

If you or someone you care about is affected by methamphetamine use, we encourage you to seek support from qualified health professionals and addiction support services.

At Envirocheck, we see both sides of the issue. We see the impact methamphetamine can have on families and communities, and we also see the financial, emotional, and health consequences that contamination can have for property owners, tenants, and neighbours. We believe addressing the problem requires both compassion and accountability.

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Whether you're buying, renting, or managing properties — understanding your risk is the first step to protecting your investment.