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Our approach to achieving the best termite inspection involves utilising the appropriate equipment for the task at hand. As part of our multi-step process, we leverage a moisture meter to identify any hidden moisture behind your walls. This is crucial because a buildup of moisture can attract termite activity, which may otherwise go undetected without this advanced technology. We also carry out a sound test to find any hollow points that may indicate termite damage.
Our inspection methods are tried and tested and ensure nothing gets overlooked.
Our timber pest inspection report is a comprehensive document spanning over 15 pages, complete with detailed descriptions and accompanying pictures. This thorough report provides you with a detailed understanding of the timber pest situation in your property. We even include pictures to visually illustrate any identified issues, ensuring clarity and transparency. Our extensive report equips you with the necessary information to make informed decisions and take appropriate actions for the protection and maintenance of your property.
Utilising a state-of-the-art infrared heat technology (FLIR) enables us to conduct thorough inspections for termite infestations. By detecting variations in temperature, the FLIR camera identifies potential termite activity hidden within walls and structures. This advanced technology enhances our ability to accurately identify and address termite issues, ensuring effective and targeted treatment measures.
If our inspection reveals the need for termite management systems, we provide thorough recommendations to address the issue. We assess your property’s specific requirements and propose suitable systems tailored to your needs. Whether it’s chemical treatments, physical barriers, or baiting systems, we offer expert advice on the most effective solutions to protect your property from termite infestations.
Our approach to achieving the best termite inspection involves utilising the appropriate equipment for the task at hand. As part of our multi-step process, we leverage a moisture meter to identify any hidden moisture behind your walls. This is crucial because a build up of moisture can attract termite activity, which may otherwise go undetected without this advanced technology. We also carry out a sound test to find any hollow points that may indicate termite damage.
Our inspection methods are tried and tested and ensure nothing gets overlooked.
Our timber pest inspection report is a comprehensive document spanning over 15 pages, complete with detailed descriptions and accompanying pictures. This thorough report provides you with a detailed understanding of the timber pest situation in your property. We even include pictures to visually illustrate any identified issues, ensuring clarity and transparency. Our extensive report equips you with the necessary information to make informed decisions and take appropriate actions for the protection and maintenance of your property.
Utilising a state-of-the-art infrared heat camera (FLIR) enables us to conduct thorough inspections for termite infestations. By detecting variations in temperature, the FLIR camera identifies potential termite activity hidden within walls and structures. This advanced technology enhances our ability to accurately identify and address termite issues, ensuring effective and targeted treatment measures.
If our inspection reveals the need for termite management systems, we provide thorough recommendations to address the issue. We assess your property’s specific requirements and propose suitable systems tailored to your needs. Whether it’s chemical treatments, physical barriers, or baiting systems, we offer expert advice on the most effective solutions to protect your property from termite infestations.
Annually, 25% of homes experience termite infestations causing more than $1.5 billion in damage throughout Australia. To safeguard your home from such an occurrence, we recommend a thorough Termite Inspection every year as a proactive measure. This procedure is critical for timely detection, and it will inform you of any potential invasion risks.
Ensure the safety of your home by scheduling an inspection today.
We offer termite treatment plans that are suitable for all types of buildings and designs. With our state-of-the-art termite management systems, you can expect swift and long-lasting protection against these pests. You can also have peace of mind knowing that our treatments are among the safest options available.
To prevent disruption, cover any holes with tape and refrain from pulling walls apart or taking photos if you suspect a termite infestation. Termites are sensitive to light, and disturbing their habitat can make treatment more challenging. Leave the inspection and handling to the professionals.
It is strongly advised not to spray or attempt to treat the issue yourself. Using commercially available chemicals at home can make it exceedingly challenging to treat the problem effectively with professional-grade chemicals. It is best to rely on the expertise of professionals who are equipped with the appropriate tools and knowledge to address the situation appropriately.
Contact us for a FREE ON-SITE termite assessment, and we will prioritise your request, aiming to schedule a visit within 24 hours. If your inquiry falls on a weekend, we will promptly arrange a visit on the following Monday.
We will assess the extent of the infestation and provide a professional recommendation on the most effective treatment method.
“White ants” is a term commonly used to refer to termites. However, termites are not ants at all. In fact, they are more closely related to cockroaches than ants.
Termites are a significant threat, with approximately 1 in 5 homes being attacked by these pests. The average cost of termite damage amounts to approximately $10,000.00.
No, nearly all insurance companies exclude termites (vermin) from their home and contents policies. The risk of termite damage is so substantial that insurance companies often refuse to provide coverage for it. It is advisable to review your own insurance policies.
Detecting termites can be challenging if you lack knowledge of what to look for, where to look, and don’t have experience in termite detection. Timber pest technicians are trained in identifying termites and have expertise in inspecting various types of homes. Often, homeowners are unaware of termite damage or activity in their own homes until it is discovered accidentally, as termite infestations can be difficult to detect without proper training.
Yes. There is no such thing as termite resistant timber. I have personally seen termites eat treated hardwood timber dozens of times. If you ask some, they would suggest that termites don’t eat either, yet alone both. Termites will certainly eat treated timber in your home as well as the untreated window frames and skirting boards and even your kitchen cabinetry.
Every home is built differently and so not every method will work on every home. If your home is not protected from termites, call us and we will happily provide a free onsite assessment to find the right solution for you.
It is generally advisable to conduct an annual inspection in order to minimise the occurrence of pest infestations. However, the frequency of treatments may vary depending on factors like the specific type of pests involved and the prevailing environmental conditions. In certain situations, it may be necessary to administer treatments more frequently than the standard annual inspection.
No, all the products we use are odourless.
Your walls and furniture are safe. Our products dissolve clear and have a non-staining formulation to ensure they will dry without any visible marks.
Absolutely! Gone are the days where Pest Controllers used deadly chemicals to indiscriminately eliminate all life around your home. Flash Pest Control practices the safest pest management solutions available. We can confidently assure our customers that our Eco-Friendly products will get the job done without compromising safety to you or the wildlife.
