Properties we test
| Property type | Typical reason |
|---|---|
| Houses and units | Purchase, sale, tenancy change, concern |
| Rental portfolios | Routine screening between tenancies |
| Social and community housing | Vacancy turnover and risk management |
| Hotels, motels and short stays | Guest safety and reputation |
| Caravans, boats and vehicles | Purchase and fleet checks |
| Commercial and industrial sites | WHS duties, leases and acquisitions |
| Rural properties and sheds | Suspected manufacture |
See vehicle testing and short-stay testing.
EnviroForce's systems, partners, and people are of the highest quality
EnviroForce has a focus on providing quality customer-orientated services throughout Australia. Quality in the technicians we hire, the companies we collaborate with, and the systems we adopt are absolutely vital in sustaining our position as Australia’s premium service provider for drug testing properties.
What makes us different?
Training & assessment
Technicians trained and assessed by an independent training organisation that specialises in meth contamination and drug testing rental properties
Quality Assurance
Regular auditing of technician reports for quality assurance
Accredited Laboratory
Partnering with nationwide NATA laboratory, accredited for drug testing properties and the analysis of methamphetamine
Specialised Software
Use of specialised software developed for the meth testing industry ensuring robust and customer-friendly reporting
Meth residue testing throughout Australia
Drug testing properties is not complicated if you have leading experts and software managing the process along the way, as repetition of a process creates extremely accurate and consistent results. With the leadership team that we have, we take pride in providing results that other service providers cannot achieve, based purely on our approach to the sampling of the built environment for methamphetamine.
Our assessments will not only highlight the present health risk, but also the very real commercial risk faced by landlords, property managers, banks and insurers.
Last reviewed October 2026 by the EnviroForce team