Common Signs

Hollow-sounding timber or blistered wood surfaces
Mud tubes along walls, foundations or service areas
Discarded wings near windows or light sources
Doors, skirting or frames that swell or become difficult to close

Treatment Method

Inspect timber, foundations, wet areas and likely entry routes
Identify active signs and risk conditions
Apply an agreed treatment approach to accessible areas
Provide monitoring, repair and prevention recommendations

Why Professional Treatment Is Needed

Termite activity can remain hidden and cause progressive timber damage before it becomes obvious. Professional inspection is needed to distinguish termites from other insects and plan treatment around the property structure.

Safety, Preparation & After-Service Guidance

Before Service

Provide access to affected timber, skirting and storage zones
Move fragile items away from inspection areas
Share any history of renovations, leaks or previous treatment

During Service

Keep occupants and pets clear of active treatment areas
Do not disturb treatment points or monitoring equipment
Technicians document observations and explain the scope

After Service

Complete moisture and building-repair recommendations
Keep monitoring points accessible
Schedule follow-up inspections where the programme requires them

Frequently Asked Questions

Many inspections and treatments can be planned around accessible areas, but concealed structural conditions may require separate building or repair work.

Termite control addresses the pest risk. Structural repairs and replacement of damaged timber are separate works unless specifically quoted.

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