Thorough Inspections: We perform detailed termite inspections, carefully examining your property to detect any signs of termite activity.

Precision Detection: Utilizing the latest in termite detection technology, we identify and assess infestations early, allowing for swift and effective treatment.

Effective Treatment Plans: Our termite control services are designed to eliminate existing termites and prevent future infestations, safeguarding your property’s structural integrity.

Customized Solutions: We understand that every property is unique, so we tailor our termite management strategies to meet the specific needs of your Berwick home or business.

Ongoing Protection: Our services don’t just stop after treatment; we provide ongoing monitoring and advice to ensure long-term protection against termites.

Identifying termite activity

 Termite activity is often difficult to detect as it usually occurs in concealed areas. We recommend regularly looking in and around your home to try and identify any potential termite activity. Things to look for include:

• weak timber that breaks easily revealing wafer thin layers – skirting boards are often the first point of damage
• changes in corner fascia under gutters, as termites are attracted to damp or moist areas
• mud-like tubes or material around external footings/brickwork, or internal fittings like service pipes and electrical plugs
• cracks or holes in timber or plaster with a fine dust residue.

Look at surrounding trees, wood piles and garden beds (up to a 50 metres radius around the home) for signs of an active colony nearby.

If you suspect any termite activity, CALL US NOW to conduct a full inspection.

IF YOU FIND TERMITES

If you find termites, CALL US NOW. WE can recommend the best treatment, which may include chemical spray options, reticulation and/or baiting systems.

Don’t use surface spray or rip out floorboards or other affected building material. You may kill a few termites in those timbers, but you will have reduced the chances of an expert effectively treating the main nest. The termites will regroup and probably attack another section of the house.