Termite Pest Control FAQ
Northern Beaches

Frequently Asked Questions

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

If you're looking around your house and you detect live termites, then there are particular things you shouldn't do. For one, do not try to cure or replace the wood. You need to avoid disturbing the termites before assessing the method of direction. Failure to do this will likely result in having the termites disperse without being able to fully kill them off. Engineered timber should only be replaced once the termites are fully eradicated.

How much does it cost to take care of my home for termites?

This isn't a very simple answer. After all, the price will vary based on various circumstances. Among the main factors that will cause the cost to change would be the dimensions of your property. The bigger your house is, the more you may expect to cover. Also, if your house has poor accessibility or even if the groundwork is important, you can expect to pay more. Because of this, you want to arrange a trip with one of our experienced technicians to get a proper evaluation to guarantee the quote is most accurate.

Is the treatment safe for humans and pets?

Our proficient technicians only utilize secure, modern termiticides for insect eradication in your premises. It's vital that you adhere to all directions concerning the length to remove from the property to allow for the total drying of pesticides.We have skilled and trained technicians who will be tackling the eradication of termites. They'll apply safe termiticides when they're in the practice of treating your property to eliminate the termites. You'll be asked to stay away from your home for a predetermined time to allow the pesticides to fully dry and to be able to safely reenter your home.

Will I have to vacate my property when treatment is completed?

You must be away from your property from the moment our technicians show up for the treatment of your premises. We strongly advise that you and your pets keep off the property for 6-8 hours to allow the pesticides to dry completely.

How many times if I get my house treated?

It goes to the termiticide that has been used for treatment in your property because the life expectancy often fluctuates. Generally, most chemicals will keep your premises termite-free for 5-8 years, given the barrier remains undisturbed. Annual termite inspections are strongly recommended to make sure your house is free of termites.

How can I prevent termites?

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