Our Services
Decades of Expertise
With over 50 years of experience in the building industry, Eddie Edmunds brings a unique perspective to every inspection because he has seen it all. From the heritage builds of the 1880s to modern construction, his technical expertise ensures that every report is backed by decades of hands-on knowledge.
As a Licensed Building Practitioner (LBP), Eddie started his career at the Ministry of Works, where he gained the very best of training that was available. His work experience has taken him around the world from Japan, Dubai, England, America, Switzerland and lastly in Fiji. His commitment to quality and integrity has never wavered. Today, he applies that same precision to Mr Fix Ltd, providing the technical clarity that modern property buyers demand.

Get in Touch
Have a question about building inspections or maintenance? Reach out to Eddie Edmunds at Mr Fix Ltd for a professional consultation.
Inspection Standards & Expertise
NZS 4306:2005
The New Zealand voluntary standard for non-invasive pre-purchase visual inspections. We ensure your inspection meets these detailed requirements for safety and transparency. This New Zealand Standard is a voluntary guideline for inspecting in an otherwise unregulated industry with its fair share of cowboys so you need an inspector you can trust and who has a long history of building experience.
Protimeter SurverMaster
Expert Analysis
Utilising industry-leading moisture meter technology. We provide accurate data to identify hidden structural risks and moisture issues that cheaper moisture meters often miss. Our moisture meters are regularly re-calibrated to check for accuracy, most inspectors don't do this.
Our analysis goes beyond the standard. We combine technical expertise with decades of experience to provide a comprehensive report on your property's soundness. Less experienced inspectors will often report moisture when there is none. If in doubt, get the magnet out to check if there is metal behind the wall.

Disclaimer: The property inspection industry in NZ is largely unregulated. While we align with NZS 4306:2005, we emphasize that these reports are not a warranty against future issues.
