Termite Pest Control FAQ
Eastern Suburbs

Frequently Asked Questions

I found live termites in/or around my home, what should I do?

If you find live termites (white ants) you want to avoid bothering them at all price. The procedure of direction has to be ascertained before they are upset. Without doing so, you risk getting them draw from the region before you can completely remove them. Any timber that’s been ruined by the termites shouldn’t be replaced before complete eradication is complete.

How much should I expect to need to pay to get my house treated?

The total price you can expect to pay is likely to vary based upon many factors. When you’re seeking to figure out how far you have to pay, certain matters will become involved. For one, the general dimensions of your home is going to matter. Similarly, the ease of accessibility and the preparation required will dictate the total quote. That is the reason why it’s necessary to get your home assessed by an expert technician to get a precise quote upon a whole termite inspection.

Are the chemicals used in treatment dangerous?

When you get your property treated from our trained and professional technicians, you will have peace of mind knowing that we use modern termiticides if we are treating your house and surrounding land. For this reason, you won’t need to worry about placing your family or pets at risk. As long as you comply with the directions from our specialist technicians, you have nothing to be worried about as far as your health is concerned.Our employees are trained in the correct use of termiticides. The technician assigned to a house will discuss how long you should be away from your house on the day of treatment. When the dyes are dry, it’s then safe to return.

Will we be asked to vacate the house during the treatment procedure?

Yes. Once our technician gets to your house to use the treatment, it’s very important that you leave. Generally, you will be asked to stay away for at least six hours (sometimes more) to provide the pesticides plenty of drying time.

How often should I schedule a termite cure for my property?

This will vary depending on the type of chemical you get your property treated with. The life expectancy is not the same for each chemical. Usually, a great deal of the chemicals used on properties in the market will last no less than five years as many as 8 years assuming the protective barrier hasn’t been bothered. But because of the variance, it’s always recommended to obtain a professional opinion annually to ensure your property stays free of termites.

How Do I Prevent Termites From Getting Into My Home?

Schedule an yearly professional property inspection by a qualified and licensed pest control. Replace any untreated retaining walls or timber garden perimeters with timber that’s treated for termites or other termite-resistant substances. Treat any sources of excess moisture like faulty plumbing, leak resources, or dampness as a result of poor drainage. Garden beds should be raked away from structures to keep weep holes and concrete slab edges exposed. Keep any loose timber and trash from your premises, and avoid direct wood-to-soil touch around your home. Eliminate stumps and dead trees since they’re harbouring areas for subterranean termites.