Termite Treatment Prices
Professional termite control services at competitive rates
When it comes to termites, prevention is definitely less expensive than cure. Termite protection is a wise investment. Regular annual termite assessments safeguard your most important asset, your home, from unnecessary damage. If you haven't had a termite inspection in the last 12 months, book one today.
Your house insurance won't cover any damage resulting from termites. Termite damage could be very costly for homeowners to repair and will all come out of your own pocket. For your own peace of mind you should organise annual termite inspections and install termite monitoring stations.
What do I do if I already have harmful termites inside my house?
Step 1: Act Swiftly
Termites eat an incredible quantity of wood, look for a reliable technician to contact immediately.
Step 2: Book a Professional
Book a professional, knowledgeable, insured and licensed termite and pest controller to perform a thorough termite inspection to assess the damage, species of insect and design the plan of action. Once you have a clear snapshot of the problem your termite exterminator will clearly illustrate your termite treatment options and associated costs.
Step 3: Treatment Plan
Agree a termite plan for treatment and then any ongoing termite activity monitoring. Remember that effective Termite Treatment is dependent on many factors and you need to ensure that your technician takes all the factors into account when recommending treatment solutions.
Factors include:
- What your house is built of
- What your house is built on – ie layer of concrete slab or support pillars
- The soil type around the property
- The termite species
How to Choose Your Termite Exterminator
Required Documentation
Also request documentation regarding their training and experience – especially in your local area. Local understanding helps.
Important Safety Note
"Pest controllers who continue to use Arsenic Trioxide Dust to control termites are irresponsible and not recommended. Arsenic Trioxide Dust is not only an out dated and less effective termite treatment product, it is also poisonous to humans and lethal to beneficial organisms in the area like worms and bees. You don't need to place yourself, your family, your pets or your environment and local wildlife in danger when there are more effective and safer products available in the marketplace. The brand new mammalian non-toxic products we use like Termidor dust, Nemsis baits are much better at termite eradication while also being environmentally responsible."
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