Termites can destroy the foundation, beams, and walls of a building without making a sound. Regular pest inspection help detect their presence early.
When your property is affected by a termite infestation, it can result in significant financial loss. A professional inspection can help you avoid long-term damage
It’s reassuring to know that your home is termite-free. Regular inspections guarantee that any potential issues are detected early.
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Mud tubes are one of the most common indicators of termites. These tubes, typically found on wall surfaces or building foundations.
Swarming termites are a clear sign that a colony exists nearby. These winged termites often emerge in large numbers during their mating season.
Damaged wood, such as sagging floors or ill-fitting doors, can indicate termite activity. The damage may not always be obvious.
Termite droppings, also known as frass, are pellet-like and typically found around infested areas. These droppings are left behind as termites eat wood.
Wood-eating termites leave hollow areas in the timber. When you tap on infested wood, it may produce a hollow, dull sound.
Booking your termite inspection with us is simple. Whether you prefer to book online or over the phone.
Our professional pest technicians conduct a thorough inspection of your property. We examine all areas where termites may hide.
Following the inspection, you’ll receive a full report within 24 hours. The report includes detailed findings, recommendations for treatment.
Yes. Even homes built on a concrete are at risk because white ants can enter through cracks, gaps around pipes, or breaches in the termite barrier. A thorough pest inspection checks these entry points, ensuring the barrier is intact and any activity is found early.
Termite control focuses on preventing infestations through barriers, monitoring, and regular inspections. Termite treatments target active infestations, using methods like baiting or chemical applications to eliminate termites and protect the property.
