Termite Control Service
Termites inspection guidelines: Conduct routine inspections of your property, preferably annually, to catch any termite activity early. Check for signs of termite activity such as mud tubes, damaged wood, discarded wings, or droppings (frass).Examine wooden structures, furniture, and outdoor wood piles for any signs of termite damage. Termites are attracted to moisture, so inspect areas prone to dampness such as basements, crawl spaces, and around plumbing fixtures.Pay attention to the foundation, exterior walls, decks, and fences for any signs of termite infestation. Consider hiring a professional pest control expert for a thorough termite inspection, especially if you suspect an infestation or if your property is in a high-risk area.Keep records of past inspections and any treatments performed to track termite activity and treatment effectiveness over time.Take preventive measures such as eliminating wood-to-soil contact, fixing leaks, maintaining proper ventilation, and using termite-resistant materials during construction or renovation.Stay informed about termite behaviour, prevention methods, and treatment options to better protect your property from infestations.
Tools for inspecting termites include flashlight, moisture metre, screwdriver, termite detection dogs, inspection camera, bait stations, termite tubes, termite droppings, and professional inspection tools. These tools help detect termite activity early and prevent damage to property.
Do:Schedule regular termite inspections.Address moisture issues.Maintain a gap between wood and soil.Seal cracks and crevices.Remove wood debris.Don'ts:Ignore signs of termite activity.Store wood near your home.Attempt DIY termite treatments.Disturb termite colonies.Delay professional treatment.
Conduct routine inspections for signs of termites, especially in wooden structures.Termites thrive in damp environments, so fix leaks and ensure proper ventilation.Avoid direct wood-to-soil contact around your home's foundation.Use treated wood or other materials that are less attractive to termites when building or renovating.Consider using termite control products or hiring professionals for preventive treatments. Remove dead trees, wood piles, and debris from around your property to reduce hiding spots for termites nKeep shrubs and trees trimmed away from the house to prevent bridges for termites to access your home.