Termite Pest Control FAQ
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Frequently Asked Questions

I found live termites. What is the next step?

If you’ve discovered live termites, don’t try to disturb anything. The methods of management have to be determined before disturbing the workings. Any effort to treat, repair, or even replace the timber that has been infested is very likely to result from the live termites to completely remove themselves from the region. This can make it impossible to eradicate the termites. For this reason, you must avoid removing or replacing the timber before full eradication.

Just how much should I expect to have to pay to get my house treated?

There are lots of elements that come into play when determining the cost for treatment. By way of instance, the dimensions of the house and the location of the termites make a gap. We are delighted to send one of our professional technicians to your house to ascertain what’s happening and what could be done to help. Just give us a call so we could schedule an inspection time that is suitable for you.

Are the chemicals used in treatment dangerous?

Our proficient technicians only use safe, modern termiticides for insect eradication in your property. It’s important that you adhere to all instructions regarding the length to be away from the house to permit for the complete drying of pesticides.When you receive your property treated from our trained and professional technicians, you’ll have peace of mind knowing that we utilise modern termiticides when we are treating your home and surrounding land. Therefore, you won’t have to think about placing your loved ones or pets in danger. As long as you follow the instructions from our professional technicians, you have nothing to be worried about as much as your health is concerned.

Will I Must Vacate My House During Treatment?

As mentioned, you will be asked to leave your home while the technician is applying the pesticide. You will be asked to leave for a specified period that normally lasts anywhere from 6 to 8 hours. In this way the chemicals can fully dry until your re-entry.

How often should I think about getting my house treated?

It goes to the termiticide that’s been used for treatment on your property because the life expectancy often fluctuates. Generally, most chemicals will keep your property termite-free for 5-8 decades, given the barrier remains undisturbed. Annual termite inspections are strongly suggested to make sure your property is free of termites.

How do I limit termite problems?

For starters, you ought to be investing in an annual property appraisal in the licensed pest controller like us. Additionally, you can do well by keeping and removing all untreated timber away from your property. You’ll also want to make a concerted effort to eliminate any excess moisture that’s caused by different things such as improper drainage or even plumbing leaks. You should also try to regularly keep the region surrounding the house by raking loose leaves and removing loose timber that could provide a breeding ground for termites.