Termites/White Ants

Termite Damage - Does the possibility of termite damage keep you awake at night?  If you are nodding "yes" to this question, just know that you're not alone.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency or EPA, termites can cause millions and millions of dollars in property damages. In the past several years, property owners across the country have even spent roughly two million dollars to eliminate them.

Clearly, termites are a real problem, and controlling them is absolutely necessary.

Termite Infestations

Just like people are social creatures, termites are social insects. While people typically live in neighbourhoods, termites usually reside in colonies. Whenever a termite colony is formed in your home, the area becomes infested.

Termite infestations can happen in two ways.

1.  A new colony will be formed when winged reproductives are pushed out from healthy colonies. As soon as the termites locate a comfortable area, these pesky insects will start a new colony right in your home.​

​2.  These infestations can also occur when subterranean termites search a property up and down for food.
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During their search for food, termites usually enter into a home's structure. Many termites create mud tunnels over the walls of a foundation to help them reach the structure's wood.​
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Are you wondering if you have a termite infestation? Did you recently spot a termite mound?

Fortunately, there are several obvious signs of a termite infestation.

If your area has dry-wood termites, you may run across termite droppings or pellets. The pellets will usually be small, and many of them will feature a wood-like appearance. Many homeowners have seen these pellets fall from the furniture or ceiling.

If your area has subterranean termites, you'll likely observe several termites flying out of a structure. Mud tubes that feature a straw-like appearance may also indicate that a termite infestation is extremely close by.

If your area has Formosan Termites, you should look out for mud structures inside the wall of a foundation.

Whether you are dealing with dry-wood, Formosan, or subterranean termites, you should always call a professional termite exterminator if you suspect a termite infestation.

Our reputable pest control firm can inspect your property and determine whether the termite infestation is dormant or active.

Termites/White Ants Pest Control

Termite Inspections

When it comes to preventing a termite infestation, regular inspections are key.

Many infestation signs are hard to identify, but that doesn't mean all hope is lost. Our exceptional pest control firm can spot an termite infestation before it gets out of hand.

We will perform a thorough inspection of the interior and exterior of your home, paying close attention to any possible termite access points and activity.

After we conduct a thorough inspection of your property, we'll create a customised treatment and prevention plan.

Termite Prevention

Not only can our company identify and treat a current termite infestation, we can also prevent a termite problem from happening again in the future.

If the termites happen to return in between treatments, we will return to ensure that the infestation is completely eliminated.

Termite Control

Our company prides itself on maintaining extensive knowledge in every area of termite control and eradication.

We always use the latest termite control technologies and products to stop those termites from eating.

Termite barriers are often great at controlling these crafty insects because they can reduce the number of entry points and manage active termite colonies.

Our professionals will also give you effective termite solutions, so you'll never have to deal with this problem again.

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