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Termite inspection

What does a termite inspection consist of?

Termite inspections are key in the early detection of termite attack. The Australian Standards and CSIRO recommend getting a termite inspection at least and in some cases more frequently, depending on your susceptibility to a termite attack.

Allstate termite inspection service

Allstate Pest Control performs termite and white ant inspections in accordance with Australian Standards. Our qualified termite technicians are experienced are receive ongoing training so that they can carry out the most comprehensive inspection possible. While every home and property is unique we have developed a set inspection checklist ensuring nothing is missed:

Interior – each room within the interior is checked top to bottom including doorframes, skirting boards, cupboards, floor surfaces and wall surfaces using a moisture metre, sounding tool and screwdriver.
Roof void – where possible we gain access to the roof void, thoroughly checking over the timbers using a sounding tool and screwdriver.
Subfloor – where present we highly recommend inspection of the subfloor spaces, as most termite attacks begin in homes and properties with subfloors. Access is gained by either cutting traps into the floor or by using our Borescope technology to check for signs of termite entry.
Exterior – the full perimeter of the house is inspected from the foundation edge to the fascia using a sounding tool and screwdriver.
Outbuildings – each and every outbuilding is inspected inside and out using a sounding tool and screwdriver.
Grounds – the grounds of the house are inspected, including landscaping timbers, gardens beds, trees, stumps and the fence line

On completion of the termite inspection service, our termite technician will explain the findings to you.

They will then send you a detailed report including photos and proposals for any commercial pest control recommendations.

 

How do I prepare for a pest inspection?

Before an exterminator arrives to inspect your home, there are three important steps you can take to make sure you are ready for the process.

1.Seal off environments with no access to the outside, such as a bathroom or pet cage.
2.Trap any insects you see, including eggs, larvae, or bugs.
3.Squeegee or vacuum any surface that might hold insects or their eggs, such as carp

How long does termite treatment take?

There are many termite treatments available. The time it takes for the treatment to be effective varies according to the treatment method used. Termite barriers are typically effective in less than 90 days. Termite baits take about two to three months. Termiticides can take up to two years in some situations, in order to kill the entire colony.

What is involved in a termite treatment?

A termite treatment is one of the most effective ways to protect your home from termite infestation. A termite treatment can be one of three things. There are many products on the market that all have different purposes. The three options are:

A liquid treatment that can be poured into the ground around the foundation

A liquid treatment that can be put on wood surfaces

A soil treatment that can be put on the ground around the foundation

The products are not the same, so it's important to know which product works best for you. See more information on Termite Inspection or Termite Treatment options

Do termite inspectors come inside?

Yes, a Termite Inspector will typically go inside a home, but it is sometimes not necessary. Your inspector may ask to enter your home for a better understanding of the conditions, but it is typically not needed.

What to ask during a termite inspection?

A professional inspector should be able to answer any of these questions:

- What are the signs of termites?

- How do termites damage homes?

- How do termites enter homes?

- What are the techniques for termite prevention?

- Do all houses need to be inspected to detect if termites are present?

- What are the laws for termite detection?

- What are the methods for termite extermination?

- How are termites exterminated?

- What are the techniques used to prevent termites from coming into the house?

- What fines are associated with termites?

- What are the laws for termite detection

 

Is a termite inspection worth it?

Termites are financial pests for homeowners, and they’ll eat their way through your home if you ignore them for too long. With termite damage, you’re looking at thousands of dollars in damages. When you combine that with an inspection fee, it’s worth it.

How important is termite inspection?

Termites feed on and termites devour wood and wood products, including structural members and furniture. If termites are not detected and eliminated, they can cause significant structural damage and potentially cause property losses.

Termites are not easy to see. They are nocturnal creatures that are active only during the night.

Termite inspection is very important. Not only will it help you avoid termite infestations, it will also help you know the location of the termites and prevent costly damage.

How much does termite treatments cost in Glandore?

Detailed Termite Inspection Start From $198

What does a termite inspection include?

Termite inspections are key in the early detection of termite attack. The Australian Standards and CSIRO recommend getting a termite inspection at least and in some cases more frequently, depending on your susceptibility to a termite attack.

Allstate termite inspection service

Allstate Pest Control performs termite and white ant inspections in accordance with Australian Standards. Our qualified termite technicians are experienced are receive ongoing training so that they can carry out the most comprehensive inspection possible. While every home and property is unique we have developed a set inspection checklist ensuring nothing is missed:

• Interior – each room within the interior is checked top to bottom including doorframes, skirting boards, cupboards, floor surfaces and wall surfaces using a moisture metre, sounding tool and screwdriver.
• Roof void – where possible we gain access to the roof void, thoroughly checking over the timbers using a sounding tool and screwdriver.
• Subfloor – where present we highly recommend inspection of the subfloor spaces, as most termite attacks begin in homes and properties with subfloors. Access is gained by either cutting traps into the floor or by using our Borescope technology to check for signs of termite entry.
• Exterior – the full perimeter of the house is inspected from the foundation edge to the fascia using a sounding tool and screwdriver.
• Outbuildings – each and every outbuilding is inspected inside and out using a sounding tool and screwdriver.
• Grounds – the grounds of the house are inspected, including landscaping timbers, gardens beds, trees, stumps and the fence line

On completion of the termite inspection service, our termite technician will explain the findings to you. They will then send you a detailed report including photos and proposals for any commercial pest control recommendations.