Termite Pest Control FAQ
Parramatta

Frequently Asked Questions

What Should I Do If I’ve Found Live Termites Nearby?

If you are looking around your home and you notice live termites, there are particular things you shouldn’t do. For one, don’t try to cure or replace the timber. You need to prevent disturbing the termites before assessing the method of direction. Failure to do this will likely result in having the termites spread without being able to fully kill them off. Engineered timber should only be substituted when the termites are completely eradicated.

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

The total price you can expect to pay is likely to change based on many factors. When you are seeking to determine how far you need to pay, certain matters will come into play. For one, the general size of your house is going to matter. Similarly, the ease of accessibility and the preparation required will dictate the entire quote. That is the reason why it is necessary to receive your house assessed by a professional technician to get an accurate quote upon a full termite inspection.

Is the treatment method going to be safe for the loved ones and my pets?

Our proficient technicians only utilize secure, contemporary termiticides for insect eradication on your property. It is important that you adhere to all instructions regarding the duration to remove from the house to permit for the complete drying of pesticides.One of the biggest concerns a lot of homeowners have is that the treatment won’t be secure. Provided that you abide by all the guidelines that our professional technicians give each client, you will be able to get your termites eradicated safely without putting your loved ones or pets in danger. Each one the termiticides used are safe and modern.

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

You will be required to fully vacate your house while it is undergoing treatment. You’ll be asked to steer clear of your house for a full 6 to 8 hours after the treatment is finished. This will provide the chemicals that are used enough time to dry.

How frequently should termite treatments take place?

While this is primarily likely to depend on the type of chemical used, you normally want to obtain an inspection completed annually. Different chemicals will have varying lifespans. For this reason, you should receive annual inspections to ensure that your property is under security.

How do I limit termite problems?

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