Termite Control Perth
Professional termite inspections and termite control for homes across the Perth metropolitan area. We inspect for termite activity and damage, then recommend the right management approach for your property.
Servicing the Perth metropolitan area
Licensed and insured termite management
Professional termite inspections and treatment advice.
Signs You May Have Termites
Termites often remain hidden inside timber, walls and other concealed areas, so an infestation may not be obvious until damage or other signs appear.
Some warning signs to look out for include:
Mud shelter tubes around walls, slab edges or timber
Timber that sounds hollow when tapped
Damaged or weakened skirting boards, door frames or timber
Cracked, bubbling or blistered paint
Doors or floors that begin to sag or become difficult to move
Discarded wings around windows, doors or light fittings
If you find something suspicious, avoid disturbing the area.
Professional Termite Inspections
Inspection of accessible internal areas and structural timber
Inspection around the external perimeter of the property
Accessible roof void and subfloor areas where applicable
Check for active termites and evidence of previous termite damage
Identify conditions that may increase the risk of termite attack
Detailed findings and recommendations for termite management
What Happens If We Find Termites?
Confirm the activity – assess where termites are active and the extent of accessible evidence.
Avoid unnecessary disturbance – disturbing active termites can affect some treatment options.
Recommend a treatment approach – this may include targeted treatment, baiting or soil treatment.
Carry out the treatment – the method is selected for your property and termite activity.
Discuss ongoing protection – recommend options to reduce the risk of future termite attack.
Ongoing inspections – regular inspections remain an important part of termite management.
Termite Treatment Options
Targeted termite treatments – treatment may be applied directly to active termite areas where appropriate.
Chemical soil treatments – treated zones can be established around the building to help reduce the risk of concealed termite entry.
Drill & inject treatments – concrete or paving may be drilled to allow treatment of the soil beneath.
Termite baiting systems – strategically placed stations can be used to target termite colonies.
Monitoring & follow-up – treated areas or baiting systems may require scheduled checks.
Ongoing termite protection – we can recommend a management plan based on your property and termite risk.
Termite Prevention & Ongoing Management
Keep timber away from soil – avoid storing firewood, timber or other cellulose materials directly against the house.
Reduce moisture around the home – repair leaking taps, pipes and drainage problems that keep areas damp.
Keep slab edges visible – avoid building soil, mulch or garden beds over or against the slab edge where they can conceal termite entry.
Keep weep holes clear – don't cover them with soil, mulch or landscaping.
Check existing termite systems – some chemical or baiting systems require scheduled servicing or replenishment.
Arrange regular termite inspections – inspections help identify termite activity and conditions that increase the risk of attack.
Why choose HiveFlow
Licensed & insured
Qualified for termite & timber pest management
10+ years pest management experience
Servicing the Perth metropolitan area
Thorough inspections with clear findings and recommendations
Treatment options based on the property and termite activity
Worried about termites?
Book a professional termite inspection or get in touch to discuss your property.