Termite Management

As termites typically remain concealed, you’re more likely to spot signs of a termite infestation than to see the actual termites themselves. When conducting a termite inspection, here are 10 common indicators of termite damage to keep an eye out for.

As termite damage is often hidden, relying on a visual assessment is not enough. These are the key termite inspection tools and equipment every professional termite inspector needs

Selecting the right termite treatment method is crucial to protect properties against an infestation. Understanding the unique advantages and drawbacks of each method allows you to match the right procedure to your situation to maintain effective control.

Based on their nesting and feeding habits, each termite species can be classified as subterranean, drywood or dampwood termites. Understanding the nuances between these types is essential for preventing and eliminating infestations.

Since its introduction, Termidor HE Residual Termiticide has established itself as the industry standard in termite control for Australian pest managers. Find out how Termidor HE stacks up against other termiticide options available in the market.

For over 20 years when consumers ask pest controllers what they will use to protect their homes or businesses against termites, the best answer has remained the same...