Don’t panic, take a deep breath and take some photos of what you see (they may not be termites). Every situation is different and the problem may have only just begun. Call us for some free professional advice, we love talking about Termites and your enquiry will be treated as a priority.

Don’t panic, take a deep breath and take some photos of what you see (they may not be termites). Every situation is different and the problem may have only just begun. Call us for some free professional advice, we love talking about Termites and your enquiry will be treated as a priority.

Try to avoid disturbing them, don’t let them know they have been discovered, (we need these termites to carry our treatment back to the parent colony at a later date). We understand it is very tempting to pry open the damaged timber to get a better look or spray them with insecticide but this will only make the situation worse and potentially harder for us to treat. Killing a few individuals is pointless; this will simply alert the remainder of colony to the impending danger causing the termites to abandon the area and splinter into many sub-groups that attack new areas of your home.

• Don’t panic
• Don’t try attempt any DIY treatments and, under no circumstances,
• Don’t ignore the signs!