Frequently Asked Questions

To comply with Australian standards, it’s advisable to organise an inspection every 6 to 12 months. 

First of all, it’s important not to disturb them. Attempting to destroy an infestation yourself could cause it to disperse – making it harder to treat later. If you believe that you have an infestation, it’s strongly advised that you call a professional termite specialist as soon as possible.  

There are a few warning signs to look out for. If you notice small holes in timber surfaces, mud packed in the corners of the building, or soft clicking emanating from your walls, a termite is likely present. Additionally, if you are finding that doors or windows are sticking when you attempt to open them, it may be the result of termite damage. If you notice any of these signs, it’s critical to call a professional as soon as possible.

No. Virtually all insurance companies exclude pest infestations from their policies. This is because the risk of termite inspection is extremely high. As such, having regular inspections is crucial for safeguarding your assets.

It’s advisable to have the floors scrubbed and carpets vacuumed. You should also ensure all food stuffs and items of clothing are stored securely, and that any aquariums you have at your property are covered. However, as all pest control services are unique, your technician should be able to advise what specific steps are needed.

Yes. What’s more, if your neighbour has a termite infestation, there is an 80% chance that your property has termites also. If this is the case, it’s advisable to call a termite control professional as soon as possible to avoid lasting damage being caused.