Termites
Termite Prevention and Monitoring Service
All termite services include a visual termite inspection and a choice of 2 chemical products (drenched/injected around the external house perimeter or site of yard infestation for termite prevention). The best prevention for Termites is a complete termite barrier (reticulation and or drilling / trenching and drenching around your entire house perimeter). A complete termite barrier will require a quote as the below packages are for barriers already installed or for customers who only wish to be partially protected (due to areas we cannot chemically drench i.e. external concrete slabs, tiles etc). Please contact us for more information
Small / 3 Bedrooms Home
Medium / 4 Bedrooms + 1 Lounge
Large / 4 Bedrooms + 2 Lounges
Termite & Pest BUNDLE Package
Save 50% on your Pest Control if Termite and Pest carried out at the same time!
Small / 3 Bedrooms Home
Medium / 4 Bedrooms + 1 Lounge
Large / 4 Bedrooms + 2 Lounges
Should I get my property checked for Termites?
How will I know if Termites are active in my house?
It’s crucial to have a professional inspect for termites regularly, as these pests can be hard to detect even if you haven’t noticed any signs. If you happen to discover active termites in your home, here are some steps to follow:
- Remain calm – Termites won’t cause immediate harm to your home and have likely been present for some time. Nevertheless, it’s vital to act quickly.
- Take photos – This will help your inspector.
- Don’t disturb them – If you’ve already disturbed the termites, try not to do so further.
- Avoid spraying – Do not attempt to treat the termites with household insect spray.
- Cover the area – Use cardboard and tape to seal it.
To safeguard your property, book a professional termite inspection and preventative treatment assessment with TermiteBusters. Check out our packages for further details.
In Queensland, an area which is highly susceptible to termite infestation, the BCA (Building Code of Australia) requires that certain parts of buildings be treated for termite protection.
These parts include:
- Structural elements such as roof and floor framing
- Window frames and reveals
- Door jambs
- Skirting and architraves
Additionally, the code mandates that copies of the termite management notice be displayed on your property. This notice, which can only be obtained from licensed professionals such as TermiteBusters, lists crucial information like the treatment methods used, date of treatment, chemicals applied, and future inspection recommendations.
