Termite Inspections Adelaide

Got a termite problem in Adelaide? We'll fix it, or it's free.

Eco Pest Control offers a cost-effective, environmentally-friendly pest control service for residential and commercial clients in Adelaide, South Australia.

Our termite control services, including surface termite inspections, sub-surface termite inspections, building inspections and pre-purchase house inspections, will identify any issues and provide detailed recommendations for overcoming the problem.

Contact us now via our online contact form and we'll contact you within 24 hours (weekdays) for a free, no obligation appraisal and quotation. Alternatively, call us right now on (08) 8354 0470.

All of our inspections are carried out in accordance with the Australian Standard AS3660.2. It is recommended that inspections be carried out at least once a year.

Termite Brochures

For more information on our termite inspection, control and monitoring services please download our brochures:

The Eco System - Termite Monitoring and Baiting	Termite Inspection and Treatment		Termite Detection Dogs

TypeS of Termite Inspection

There are 2 types of inspections available as follows:

Surface Inspections for Termites

A surface inspection is applicable to all homes and will cover all accessible areas such as roof voids and the internal and external of the property. A report is compiled highlighting any termite activity or damage found. It will also make reference to conditions that make your home more favourable to termites eg poor drainage, plumbing leaks, garden timbers etc. It may also include any treatment recommendations and signs of previous treatments. Depending on the construction type of your home a more invasive inspection may be recommended.

Surface- Subfloor Inspections for Termites

A surface-subfloor inspection is applicable to most timber floored homes covering all the aspects of a surface inspection but also includes the under floor of your home or what is commonly known as the subfloor. This area can be viewed by lifting or cutting of inspection points or utilising the latest in optic fibre boroscope technology. The boroscope method is more favourable to polished floors as it does not require cutting inspection points. Instead holes the size of a 5 cent piece will be drilled in the corners of rooms and then plugged with a colour matched timber dowel on completion.