About us

Behind Our Big Machines And Unmatched Experience Is A Company Driven By Heart – For Our People, Our Customers, And Our Communities.

Since our beginning in 2014, The Agency Corp has been about one thing: leaving everything and everyone better than before. That starts with an uncompromising commitment to quality in our projects, but it doesn’t end there. 

Health And Safety Embedded In Our Culture

We don’t just want to send our team home safe, we’re also committed to creating a healthier, safer New Zealand. Our methodologies for asbestos removal and asbestos management set the standard and help ensure that future generations can enjoy every inch of this beautiful country, by leaving not a single trace behind.

Innovation Backed By Deep Legislative Expertise

Our understanding of the legislation governing health and safety means we can create bespoke solutions to deliver better outcomes, even for very difficult projects.

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