Building a new home or commercial property? The best time to plan termite protection is before construction is complete. A pre-construction termite treatment is designed to help protect vulnerable entry points around the slab, service penetrations, construction joints and other areas where termites may try to gain concealed access.

We can assess your building stage, discuss suitable termite protection options and provide a quote for installation as part of your termite management plan.

Buying a property in Perth? A pre-purchase timber pest inspection helps you understand the termite and timber-pest risk at the property you want to purchase. Our inspection looks for evidence of termites, wood borers, wood decay fungi and chemical delignification, as well as conditions that may increase the risk of future timber pest activity.

You will receive a report, showing clear findings and practical recommendations so you can make a more informed property decision before settlement.

If you already own the property, the first step is a timber pest inspection. Before we recommend a termite treatment, perimeter protection or ongoing management plan, we need to inspect the property and understand the construction, termite activity, moisture conditions, entry points, existing protection and any limitations.

From there, we can recommend the most suitable next step, whether that involves active termite treatment, baiting, monitoring, a perimeter treatment, repairs to an existing system or an ongoing inspection program.

A thorough termite inspection is the first step in protecting your property. We inspect all accessible areas of your home or building, including:

• Interior rooms, skirting boards, door frames and window frames

• Roof void and subfloor areas (where accessible)

• External perimeter, including garden beds, fencing and retaining walls

• Garages, sheds and outbuildings

• Trees and stumps within the property boundary

We use professional inspection tools including sounding devices, endoscopic cameras, moisture meters, Termatrac Radar detection, and thermal imaging (where required) to detect termite activity that isn't visible to the naked eye.

After the inspection, we provide a detailed written report covering our findings, any termite risk factors identified and our recommendations.

If termite activity is detected, we recommend a treatment plan based on the species, the extent of activity and the construction type of your property. Treatment options include:

• Chemical Soil Treatment (Termiticide Perimeter Treatments) - A treated zone is applied around the perimeter of your property to prevent termites from entering the building.

• In-ground monitoring and/or Termite baiting systems — Bait stations are installed around the property to monitor, intercept and eliminate termite colonies.

• Direct colony treatment — Targeted treatment applied directly to active termite workings to eliminate the colony.

• Combination approaches — In some cases, a combination of treatment methods provides the most effective protection.

Ongoing Termite Management

A one-off treatment isn't enough to protect your property long term. Termite management is an ongoing process. Perth Pest Specialist provides:

• Annual termite inspections to monitor your property for new activity

• Perimeter maintenance to ensure chemical treatments remain effective

• In-ground monitoring station inspections

• Bait station monitoring with regular checks and bait replenishment where required

• Risk reduction advice to help you minimise conditions that attract termites

• Termite inspections

• Timber-pest inspections

• Pre-purchase timber pest inspections

• Active termite treatments

• Termite perimeter treatments

• Termite baiting and monitoring systems

• Chemical soil treatments

• Pre-construction termite management

• Post-construction termite management

• Annual termite inspections

• Integrated termite management strategies

• Termite prevention and property-risk recommendations

Every service is tailored to the property, pest activity and surrounding environment, with careful risk assessment, responsible product application, practical prevention advice and comprehensive service reporting.