New Zealand

Independent building inspections and compliance assessments.

For property buyers and owners, building-product manufacturers, and anyone facing unauthorised work, we assess the evidence and explain the practical next step.

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Inspector taking a moisture-meter reading at a window reveal, with a thermal camera and clipboard behind. — We find what a walk-through misses — then explain what it means, and what to do next.

Thermal image showing a cool moisture pattern at a window reveal. — We find what a walk-through misses — then explain what it means, and what to do next.

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Pick the situation closest to yours. Each leads to a clearly-scoped assessment and one written report.

Inspector with a tablet examining a New Zealand home exterior.

For propertyI'm buying, selling or maintaining a propertyUnderstand a building's real condition, defects and risks before you commit.Property Inspections

Flat lay of building product samples: cladding board, building wrap, insulation, flashing and fixings.

For manufacturersI'm bringing a building product to New ZealandAssess your evidence, find the gaps and prepare the right NZ technical document.Building Product Compliance

A converted garage used as a living room, with architectural plans and property records on a table.

For owners & buyersI'm worried about un-consented workCompare what's on site with the records, and understand the risks and pathways.Unauthorised Work

Real case · anonymised

Investigating moisture at a window

An anonymised targeted inspection example showing how visual observations, an instrument reading and thermal screening informed a practical next step.

Cropped exterior view of an aluminium window, sill and adjacent vertical cladding. — Exterior window and sill detail reviewed as part of a targeted moisture investigation.

Moisture meter displaying 99.9 at the lower internal corner of a window. — Instrument reading recorded at the lower window corner and considered with visual and thermal evidence.

Thermal image of the lower window area with two temperature markers. — Thermal screening of the same window area; thermal colour alone was not treated as proof of cause.