Termite Control in Bundaberg

A qualified termite technician should hold the appropriate pest management licence for your state or territory. They should also have experience with termite-specific inspections, treatments and prevention systems. Many professionals complete regular training to stay updated on new techniques and products. Always choose a technician who can explain the service clearly and provide documentation outlining what work was done.

Yes, termite services are available for both residential and commercial buildings. Offices, shops, warehouses and other commercial spaces often have timber features or subfloor areas that attract termites. Professional services can be tailored to suit commercial layouts and may include after-hours scheduling or regular service agreements. Protecting a commercial property from termite damage helps avoid costly repairs and business disruption.

Most termite services include inspections of roof spaces, attics and other concealed areas where termites may hide. These spaces often contain timber supports and are prone to moisture, making them ideal for termite activity. Technicians will inspect for mud tubes, damage or other signs and recommend treatment if needed. Including these areas in inspections gives a more complete picture of your property’s condition.

Yes, even homes with concrete slabs can be at risk of termite entry. Termites can access the building through gaps around pipes, cracks in the slab or slab edges. Concrete doesn’t stop termites from reaching timber inside walls or roofing. Regular termite services help detect these entry points and apply protective measures like barriers or perimeter treatments to keep termites out.