Today on an inspection in Dayboro, one of our team members found a variety of signs that active termites were present on all edges of the property. In the first image you can see termite mudding (also known as termite leads) tracking up a huge Bunya […]
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During a recent termite inspection at Chapel Hill Andy and Taylor found a nest full of (Coptotermes sp.) termites at the rear of the property. The initial reason Conquer Termites’ were called out was that extensive damage was found in the pool deck. The customer requested a […]
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I was called out to conduct a termite inspection in Kedron on the North Side of Brisbane a week or so ago by a concerned customer who had found what he thought to be some termite mud and damage in his front bedroom. I was welcomed at […]
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Recently we were carrying out a termite inspection at Chandler, Brisbane, and found a massive termite nest only a few metres from the owners home. While going about our full termite inspection of the house and groundsI discovered this termite nest and a few others. Certainly one way to panic the […]
Read more... →Check this video that Dan, one of our senior technicians, took of a tree stump full of termites that was situated only 2 metres from the house. The presence of nymph termites (baby termites) and Alates (reproductive in-waiting) confirmed it was a nest. Not a good situation […]
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Back in 2011, we were called to a house in the North Brisbane suburb of Chermside West, where the home owners suspected that they had termites inside their home. When we arrived at the job, we did, indeed find evidence of Schedorhinotermes – a very common termite […]
Read more... →Access all areas! There aren’t many better ways to highlight the importance of making sure you gain access to all areas of a home while doing a Termite Inspection. This photo was taken during an inspection today in a North Brisbane suburb, where access under a concrete […]
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