Termite Pest Control FAQ
Western Sydney

Frequently Asked Questions

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

If you are looking around your home and you detect live termites, there are certain things you should not do. For one, do not attempt to treat or replace the wood. You need to avoid disturbing the termites before analyzing the method of management. Failure to do this will probably result in having the termites spread without being able to fully kill off them. Engineered timber should only be replaced once the termites have been fully eradicated.

What is the cost associated with a termite treatment?

There are lots of factors that come into play when determine the cost for treatment. By way of example, the dimensions of the home and the positioning of this termites makes a gap. We're delighted to send our professional technicians to your house to ascertain what is happening and what can be done to help. Simply give us a call so that we can schedule an inspection period that is suitable for you.

Is the treatment safe for people and pets?

Our workers are trained in the proper use of termiticides. The technician assigned to your property will discuss how long you should be away from your home on the day of treatment. Once the pesticides are dry, it's then safe to return.We have trained and skilled technicians that will be handling the eradication of termites. They'll apply safe termiticides when they are in the practice of treating your property to get rid of the termites. You'll be required to steer clear of your house for a specified period to allow the pesticides to fully dry and in order to safely reenter your property.

Do my family and I need to vacate during treatment?

You and your family has to vacate the premises during treatment. If our technician arrives, you will be asked to vacate the premises for a full 6 to 8 hours to permit the chemicals to go to work and completely dry before you re-enter.

How often should termite treatments occur?

Various termiticides last distinct lengths of time. It is normal to acquire five or more decades of security, though you can get up to eight. In addition, if the barrier is disturbed, the lifespan of this compound might be impacted. For example, landscaping and flooding may cause a breach in the barrier. It's almost always best to get a termite inspection once per year to guarantee nothing has ever gotten through.

How do I stop termites?

A yearly inspection by a pest control control technician is your best means of ensuring that there are no termites in your home. In addition, keep your property as dry as possible, and be sure any leaks are fixed as soon as they appear. Make sure that timber is pressure-treated, and eliminate any dead or decaying vegetation. Maintain weep holes from being blocked and make sure all garbage is picked up around the house.