Termite Pest Control FAQ
Hills District

Frequently Asked Questions

I found live termites in/or around my home, what should I do?

If you’re looking around your home and you notice live termites, there are particular things you should not do. For one, do not try to cure or replace the wood. You have to prevent disturbing the termites before assessing the procedure of management. Failure to do so will likely lead to getting the termites disperse without being able to fully kill off them. Engineered timber should only be replaced when the termites have been fully eradicated.

What’s the cost related to a termite treatment?

The whole price you can expect to pay is very likely to change based upon several things. When you are seeking to figure out how far you need to pay, certain things will become involved. For starters, the overall dimensions 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’s important to receive your house assessed by an expert technician to get a precise quote upon a full termite inspection.

Is the treatment method likely to be safe for the family and my pets?

When you get your property handled from our trained and professional technicians, then you will have peace of mind knowing that we use modern termiticides if we are treating your home and surrounding property. For this reason, you won’t have to worry about placing your loved ones or pets in danger. Provided that you follow the instructions from our professional technicians, you haven’t anything to worry about as far as your health is concerned.Our employees are trained in the proper use of termiticides. The technician assigned to a property will discuss how long you should be away from your home on the evening of treatment. When the dyes are dry, it’s then safe to return.

Will we be required to vacate the home during the treatment procedure?

You are required to be away from your property from the minute our technicians appear for the treatment of your property. We strongly advise that you and your pets keep off the house for 6-8 hours to allow the pesticides to dry completely.

How often should termite treatments occur?

While this is primarily going to depend on the type of chemical being used, you normally want to obtain an inspection completed annually. Different substances will have varying lifespans. Therefore, you ought to get annual inspections to make certain that your property is under security.

How do I limit termite problems?

Schedule an yearly professional real estate inspection by a professional and licensed pest controller. Replace any untreated retaining walls or wood garden perimeters with timber that is treated for termites or other termite-resistant materials. Treat any sources of excess moisture such as faulty pipes, leak resources, or dampness due to inadequate drainage. Garden beds should be raked away from structures to keep weep holes and concrete slab edges vulnerable. Keep any loose wood and trash away from your property, and prevent direct wood-to-soil contact around your home. Remove stumps and dead trees since they’re harbouring spots for subterranean termites.