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Can't find your question? Call us on 0489 086 664 and talk to a local technician.
Jump to: Termite inspections ยท Termite treatment ยท Bird proofing ยท Pest control
You get a fixed price when you book. Every inspection includes Termatrac and thermal imaging and a written report. See what's included.
Baiting (Exterra, Trelona) eliminates the colony and suits most existing homes. Soil barriers stop termites getting in and suit some builds. We recommend one on site. Compare them.
Yes. We fit mesh around the panel edges so pigeons and mynas can't nest underneath, without drilling into the panels. Bird proofing.
Yes. We use eco-friendly options wherever we can and tell you exactly what's used and when it's safe to go back in.
At least once every 12 months, as recommended by Australian Standard AS 3660.2. Homes with a history of termites, nearby bushland or a baiting system may need more frequent checks.
Usually 1 to 2 hours for a typical home. Larger homes and those with a subfloor take longer.
No. Termatrac and thermal imaging let us check inside walls without drilling.
It varies with the season and the size of the colony. Colonies are often eliminated within a few months, and we keep monitoring until there's no activity.
Our baiting systems run for 5 years with regular monitoring visits.
No. Mesh, netting and spikes block access. They don't harm birds, they just make the spot unusable.
We clip the mesh to the panel frames without drilling, which avoids damaging the panels. Check your installer's warranty terms if you're unsure.
Once a year suits most homes. Homes near bushland or with ongoing cockroach problems may need it more often.
Usually not. We'll tell you which rooms to stay out of and for how long.