Specialist decontamination for properties affected by clandestine drug laboratories. Safe, thorough, and compliant with Australian standards.
Properties used for drug production become toxic. Chemicals penetrate every surface, leaving residues that endanger anyone who lives or works there.
Respiratory failure, neurological damage, cancer – residues are toxic to everyone.
NSW law mandates disclosure and professional remediation. Penalties exceed $500k.
Unremediated properties are unsellable, uninsurable, and untenantable.
The question
Most people assume once the lab equipment is gone, the property is safe. This is dangerously wrong.
The answer
Lithium, iodine, ammonia, solvents – these penetrate drywall, soak into carpets, settle in ductwork. Standard cleaning spreads them further.
per 100cm² is the maximum allowable methamphetamine residue
Any reading above this requires professional remediation. Our process brings properties well below this threshold.
Four-stage decontamination protocol
Laboratory testing establishes contamination levels and maps affected areas.
Removal of all porous materials – carpet, gyprock, insulation – as hazardous waste.
Specialised agents neutralise residues on all remaining surfaces.
Independent verification confirms safety before reoccupation.
In New South Wales, failing to disclose and remediate meth lab contamination can result in fines up to $500,000, imprisonment, and civil liability for health damages. Insurance is void if contamination is not declared.