​Reliable NZ meth testing carried out by qualified testers

​While you can carry out P testing yourself with store-bought kits, there is a high chance you will get inaccurate results that will either not make your situation any clearer, or worse, could leave you with a false sense of security.

The only way to ensure accurate results is to employ professional testers like Healthy Homes Wellington (M & M Testing Services) who can carry out thorough testing following strict procedures. Arm yourself with the facts by contacting Healthy Homes in Wellington (M & M Testing Services). Arrange an appointment with our discreet testing team throughout Wellington Region

The testing process used by Healthy Homes Wellington     (M & M Testing Services)

Healthy Home Inspectors (M & M Testing Services) receives a request for testing of property. We liaise with owners, property managers or real estate agents and arrange an appointment.
  • We take samples for an initial Yes/No or Field Composite test to indicate the presence of meth contamination
  • We conduct a visual inspection and with a specialist VOC meter determine best testing points
  • If meth is detected over 1.5µgs we do further sampling to send to the lab for exact levels
  • Client receives a full report with decontamination options
  • Following decontamination we retest and when levels are below 1.5 the decontamination expert
           will issue a clearance certificate
Initial Instant Test:  
​This test gives you a yes/no answer at the time of assessment as to whether meth contamination is present at your property. Usually, this test is done to levels of 1.5 µg/100cm², which is the NZ Standard.
(We also offer Field Compositing or Lab Compositing which is Lab based testing)
If levels are above 1.5 µg/100cm² we recommend Discrete Sampling for levels to be known for decontamination purposes. ​
​Field Composite Testing:
​Used for an indicator of methamphetamine only ​5 Samples are collected from the walls in the Highest Used Areas of the property and sent to the lab to collate a combined level of meth in the property. If meth is present above 1.5 µg/100cm² further discrete testing is required to find in which areas the meth is over 1.5 µg/100cm² . ​​​
​Lab Composite Testing:
This test is where right from the start individual swabs are taken in all the rooms and put in separate test tubes. 
At the laboratory small pieces from each swab are put into one tube and tested together.  This will give a reading for the property.  If meth is not detected above the NZ8510:2017 standard of 1.5µg/100cm² no further action is required. 
If however meth is detected the lab can retest the individual tubes for readings for each area at a fraction of the cost it would be if another lot of tests were required. ​
​Second Test or Lab Test:  
​If the initial tests indicate the presence of Meth, then in conjunction with the owner we conduct swab testing. When necessary, M & M Testing Services uses composite testing either Field or Lab, that is doing a number of tests in each room which gives a better indication of what the levels are in each area. These tests are analysed by an independent laboratory and give more detailed results. ​
Discrete Lab Testing:
These are individual swabs that are collected if further lab testing is required to find meth levels after either an instant test or composite Field test.
Third Test or Sign off test:
If Meth has been found and you need to carry out Meth decontamination, Healthy Homes Wellington (M & M Testing Services) will retest the property for you after the decontamination experts have finished to ensure any contamination is now below Ministry of Health guidelines. All meth assessments come with photos of where we sampled, explanations of what we found, and recommendations of what to do next if required.

Our Reputation is important to us and we have established long term relationships with many of our Clients.

Healthy Homes Wellington can also carry out Meth testing cars, so if you have either a house or a vehicle you think might be contaminated give us a call.
One phone call is all it takes to start the process which could save you thousands of dollars and eliminate risks to your health.