Targeted Performance Testing + Verification

Did the work change anything? We measure before and after, so you can see for yourself.

Having work done on your home? Things like a new exhaust fan, subfloor ventilation, draught sealing or insulation. We take readings before the work starts and again after it’s finished, at the same points, so you can see what the work changed. Real numbers, not just a “yeah, that’s sorted.”

THE PROBLEM

Work gets done and everyone hopes it worked.

There’s rarely a measured before-and-after, so no one can show whether the change made a difference, or whether the money was well spent. You’re left taking it on faith.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

What we do

  • Pick the right test for the work being done (for example, subfloor airflow, or exhaust and wet-area ventilation)

  • Take before-work readings at defined points

  • Take after-work readings at the same points, under comparable conditions

  • Record the conditions each time, so the comparison holds up

What you get

  • A verification report: before vs after readings, side by side

  • A clear measured outcome, for example, “measurable improvement recorded at the same points, under the conditions noted”

  • A map of the test points and photos from both visits

  • A 3D model of the tested area, with the before-and-after points marked

  • A recommended next step

BEST FOR

Who this is for

  • Anyone doing a specific upgrade, ventilation, subfloor, sealing, who wants it checked

  • Builders and trades who want an independent before-and-after record of their work

  • Anyone following a Baseline or assessment that flagged one system

  • People who want evidence, not a verbal assurance

WHAT THIS ISN’T

We measure and report the result.

We don’t promise a particular outcome, and we don’t do compliance sign-off. The reading is what it is, recorded honestly at the same points both times.

Measure the change before you call it repaired.

We test specific systems before and after work, airflow, ventilation, moisture drying or indoor conditions, so improvements can be checked against the original readings.

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