Termite Control Perth
Aussie Pest Co Are Termite Control Specialists
Don't compromise your home's structural integrity. Let’s find out sooner rather than later to prevent termites destructive feeding habit from weakening your property and any wooden structures around it.
Our Perth termite control specialists are fully licensed and use effective termite extermination products that are tough on termites, yet safe for your family, your pets and the environment.
They also show you how to prevent a future termite attack and save yourself a lot of money in the long run.
Inspect. Treat. Protect.
3 months NO question guarantee.
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Termite Infestation Signs to Look Out For
There are a few signs that can indicate termite activity, in addition to seeing the insects yourself. If you notice any of these signs, it’s better to be safe than sorry. Call Aussie Pest Co for a termite inspection to avoid any potential damage.
What You Should Do If You Suspect Termite Activity
Finding termites can be a horrifying experience but it’s important not to panic. The first thing you should do if you detect termites on your property is to call us for termite treatment. Whilst waiting for your pest inspector, it’s important that in the meantime you:
Our Process For Termite Control Perth
If you’ve never had a termite problem or inspection before, here’s what to expect when it comes to treating termites.
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Request Your Quote For Termite Inspection
So that they can give you an accurate quote and offer the best pest control solutions for your situation, our specialist will first inspect your property from top to bottom and inside and out, making sure to check all critical areas such as the kitchen cabinets, other storage areas and the garage. This way, they can let you know what’s going on and predict any potential pest problems.
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Lock in a Date For Pest Treatment
Once you’re happy for us to proceed with the pest treatment, the Aussie Pest Co team will organise a treatment date and time that’s convenient for you, so that you get enough time to prepare your property (e.g. move items away from the external walls and from the garage walls).
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Our Pest Controllers Will Start Termite Treatment
On treatment day, we will arrive at your specific booking time. We start by using the safest methods to remove any nests and webs, seal any holes, gaps and cracks to help keep pests out. Next, we treat the property and its immediate surroundings, taking extra precautions to only use products that are safe for you, your family, your pets, your property and the environment. We’re fast, friendly and highly efficient, so as not to take too much of your time yet don’t compromise on quality. You also get a report of the services rendered and examples of the little things you can do to keep pests from coming back.
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Take Advantage of Our 3 Month No Pest Guarantee
But wait… our service doesn’t top here. Expect to hear from us later as we value all our customers and like to check to see how everything is going and confirm that the treatment has eliminated all pest infestations. That’s one way we can ensure a 3-month no-pest guarantee.
Call Aussie Pest Co For Your Pest Control Services
No one wants to experience a termite attack on their property. The risk of ruining the structural integrity of your home is too great. To avoid ever encountering these unwanted visitors on your residential or commercial property, it’s important to engage in regular pest control services.
At Aussie Pest Co, our team has put pest management plans in place all across Perth. There’s no better team you can trust with your biggest asset.
Termite Control FAQS
No, termite damage is not covered by house insurance in Australia. Termites are one of the most common and destructive pests in Australia, with estimations that one in three houses have termites. Insurers cover for unforeseeable circumstances and they see termite infestations as preventable. Therefore, it is important to maintain regular termite treatment and pest inspections at your property to prevent costly termite damage to your home or commercial property.
The best way to ensure that termites don't come back is to continue having a professional extermination company, like Aussie Pest Co, regularly treat your home. They will apply termite barrier treatments around the foundation of your home for year-round protection. In addition to regular termite treatment, you can also take some added precautions to prevent termite infestations from occurring including:
- Reduce excess moisture in and around your home by keeping your drains and pipes in good condition
- Keep your gutters clear
- Store mulch, firewood and other debris away from the perimeter of your home
- Don’t leave unused timber lying around your backyard
Technically, termites and white ants are the same thing. The term "white ant" is more commonly used in some parts of the world, while "termite" is more common in other parts of the world. They're both just different words for a type of ant that lives in colonies and eats wood.
You should carry out regular termite inspections at least once a year. Termites are "silent destroyers" because they can cause extensive damage to your home without you even realising it. By conducting regular inspections, you can catch any potential problems early and take steps to address them before they become too serious or cause major structural damage. If you are about to purchase a new property, it’s also a good idea to carry out a building and pest inspection to check for active termites.
Yes, our pest controllers have children and pets too! Termite treatments are safe for both children and pets when applied by a professional. However, it is always important to follow the specific instructions of your pest controller in order to ensure the safety of your family and fur babies.
Termites are prevalent across A termite colony can be found anywhere in or around the building. In most instances, between walls, in the ceiling or roof, under the home, underneath the concrete slab or even in retaining walls. They are also found in backyards in places such as in tree stumps, near the roots of trees in soil or even around wooden fences.