A termite, or white ant, infestation can cause massive damage to any building that has wood in its construction, and in some cases can even undermine the building’s structural integrity.  Even a small number of termites can cause major destruction over time, so...

Termites are a natural part of the planet’s eco-system and they’re useful for breaking down dead timber and as a source of food for other creatures.  Of the hundreds of varieties of termites in Australia, only a few types cause problems in our buildings, and since...

Whether you’re about to purchase a home or a commercial property, there’s a good chance it will be one of the most expensive and biggest decisions you’ll make.  Once you’ve found the perfect property, you want to ensure your new investment is structurally sound, and...

The first indication that you might have a termite problem is the damage they’ve done, and by that time it’s often too late and you’re looking at a large repair bill and possibly significant structural damage to your home.  Knowledge is power, and learning to spot the...

Finding out your home is infested with termites is enough of a concern, but what about the actual treatment once the termites have been detected?  Will your home be immersed in a toxic cloud of chemicals that takes days to dissipate, meaning you and your family have...

The cleanliness of your restaurant is vital to the success of your business, but even the cleanest kitchens can attract unwanted pests that can seriously harm your reputation, and it only takes one sighting by a customer for the word to spread.  Just like your home,...

While most people think of termites as those secretive creatures that sneak into your buildings and destroy the timber structures, at times termites leave the nest and fly away to reproduce and start a new colony.  The concern with flying termites is the sheer number...

It’s a common sight in the warmer months, often after rain when it’s humid, swarms of flying ants around lights above your head, but why do they grow wings and leave the nest?  When it’s time to reproduce, the young queen ants will grow wings and fly off to mate and...