Termite Pest Control FAQ
Eastern Suburbs

Frequently Asked Questions

What Can I Do When I Have Found Live Termites Nearby?

When live termites, also called white ants, are discovered, it’s best not to do anything to hinder their colony until a strategy for eradication is put into position. The termites could move to a different place if there is interference with the infested timber. If that occurs, it is going to be very hard to completely eliminate the termites. Once the white ants are taken care, the timber ought to be replaced.

How much am I going to have to pay to eliminate termites?

Costs vary widely given the various factors that needs to be considered when treating a house for white ants. Such things include the structure and dimensions of the home, method of preparation, accessibility, etc.. It is, for this reason, we advise that you schedule a meeting at your property with one of our experienced technicians to get a termite inspection to access the degree of harm.

Is the treatment safe for people and pets?

Our employees are trained in the proper use of termiticides. The technician assigned to a house will discuss how long you should be away from your house on the evening of treatment. When the pesticides are dry, it is then safe to return.Among the biggest concerns a great deal of homeowners have is that the treatment will not be safe. As long as you follow all of the guidelines our professional technicians give each customer, you will be able to acquire your possessions eradicated safely without placing your family or pets at risk. Each one the termiticides used are secure and modern.

Will I Must Vacate My Home During Treatment?

You’ll be asked to fully vacate your home when it is undergoing treatment. You’ll be asked to steer clear of your house for a whole 6 to 8 hours following the treatment is finished. This will provide the substances that are used enough time to wash.

How Often Can I Get This Treatment Done?

This will vary depending on the type of compound you obtain your property treated with. The life expectancy is not the exact same for each compound. Ordinarily, a great deal of the chemicals used on properties on the market will persist for no less than five years and as many as 8 years assuming the protective barrier hasn’t been bothered. However, due to the variance, it’s always suggested to get a professional opinion annually to make sure your property remains free of termites.

How do I prevent termites?

Schedule an yearly professional real estate inspection by a professional and licensed pest control. Replace any untreated retaining walls or timber garden perimeters with timber that is treated for termites or other termite-resistant materials. Treat any sources of excessive moisture such as faulty pipes, leak sources, or dampness as a result of poor drainage. Garden beds should be raked away from structures to keep weep holes and concrete slab edges vulnerable. Keep any loose wood and trash from your premises, and prevent direct wood-to-soil touch around your property. Eliminate stumps and dead trees since they are harbouring spots for subterranean termites.