Termite Pest Control FAQ
Eastern Suburbs

Frequently Asked Questions

I’ve located termites, what am I supposed to do?

In case you cite live termites (white ants), it is essential to leave the workings undisturbed until an appropriate management method has been established. Efforts to deal with, replace or repair infested timber may lead to the withdrawal of termites (white ants) in the area and make it challenging to eliminate the termites. The very best time to replace damaged timber is following the eradication of the termites.

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

You will discover the charge to vary considerably depending on key facets. Many elements can dictate the entire cost of the treatment for termites that are live. As an example, the size of the house, the construction of the house, how simple the region is to access, and even the prep required. Due to this, it is important to have it assessed by an expert. By calling one of our experienced technicians, we will have the ability to generate a proper damage assessment to offer you the most accurate quote.

Will The Treatment Be Safe For People Living In Your Home And My Pets?

Our proficient technicians only utilize safe, contemporary termiticides for insect eradication on your premises. It is important that you adhere to all directions concerning the length to be away from the property to permit for the complete drying of pesticides.Our workers are trained in the correct use of termiticides. The technician assigned to a property will discuss how long you need to be away from your home on the day of treatment. Once the pesticides are dry, it’s then safe to return.

Do my loved ones and I have to vacate during treatment?

You and your family has to vacate the premises during treatment. If our technician arrives, you will be requested to vacate the premises for a complete 6 to 8 hours to permit the chemicals to go to work and completely dry until you re-enter.

How frequently should termite treatments occur?

This will differ based on the type of compound you obtain your property treated with. The life expectancy isn’t the same for each chemical. Ordinarily, a lot of the compounds used on properties on the market will last no less than 5 decades and as many as 8 years assuming the protective barrier hasn’t been disturbed. However, because of the variance, it is always recommended to obtain a professional opinion annually to make sure your property remains free of termites.

How Can I Effectively Prevent Termites From Getting Into My Home?

Schedule an annual professional property inspection by a professional and licensed pest controller. Replace any untreated retaining walls or timber garden perimeters with wood that is treated for termites or other termite-resistant materials. Treat any sources of excess moisture such as faulty plumbing, leak resources, or dampness due to inadequate drainage. Garden beds should be raked from structures to keep weep holes and concrete slab edges exposed. Keep any loose wood and trash from your property, and avoid direct wood-to-soil touch around your home. Remove stumps and dead trees since they are harbouring spots for subterranean termites.