FAQ

Everything looks OK, how do I know if I have termites?

  • You may not see any signs of termites until it's too late. The only way you can be really sure you don't have termites is to have an annual Timber Pest Inspection by a qualified timber pest inspector.

 

How are you different to other pest management companies?

  • We are environmental pest controllers with special training in this field. We are committed to making a difference and our focus is on risk reduction. Unlike other companies, we put your health and environment first.

 

If you don't use chemical sprays, what do you use and does it work?

  • We design a pest management strategy that focuses on non-chemical controls.The strategy will be designed specifically for your problems and needs. We may use localised low-hazard treatments for certain pests.

 

What's the first step?

  • The first step is a thorough, detailed, systematic inspection of your home.

 

How long does it take?

  • Depending on the site, the first inspection for timber pests will take approximately 1 1/2 - 2 hours.

 

Will I get value for money?

  • What is your home worth? Can you afford not to have your home inspected for timber pests on a yearly basis. It's a critical part of maintaining your home. Contact our office for a free phone/email quotation.

 

Will I have to leave the house during the inspection?

  • Not usually. Most work can be undertaken with you at home.

 

What pests do you deal with?

  • Pests are simply creatures in the wrong place at the wrong time. We have on-site action plans for termites, borers, fungal decay, cockroaches, ants, rodents, bees, wasps, silverfish, fleas and spiders.

 

I'm building a new house, or extending my current house. What should I do to keep termites out of my new home?

  • There are many options available for minimizing the risk of termite entry into your new home or renovation. It will depend largely on the construction of your property and we will recommend the best options for your specific circumstances. The methods that we recommend may include physical barriers, chemical barriers and combinations to ensure that you have the best protection available.