Combat Pest Control (1987)

Termites Control Services

Termites Control Services

Say Goodbye to Unwanted Termites — Fast, Safe, and Effective

Termites infestations may start small, but they can quickly become a major nuisance in both homes and commercial spaces. At Combat Pest Control, we specialise in identifying the source of the problem and providing targeted treatments to eliminate Termites at the root.

Common Termites Problems We Solve

Termites can invade quickly and spread fast. We address common issues like indoor trails, outdoor nests, recurring infestations, and aggressive invasive species—ensuring long-term, effective control.

Structural damage risks from termite trails in storage areas

Food safety threatened by termite presence in pantries

Workplace hygiene compromised by termite infestations

Hidden termite tracks endangering kitchens and offices

Our Treatment Approach

01

Site Inspection

We locate the Termites nests and entry points.

02

Targeted Treatment

Safe, effective gels, sprays, or baiting systems based on the species and location.

03

Prevention Advice

Guidance on sealing entry points and reducing attractants.

04

Follow-up

For persistent infestations, especially in commercial sites.

Why Choose Us

Expert help, anytime you need it.

Licensed professionals, 24/7 emergency support, and fair pricing—pest control made easy.

Knowledgeable About Work

Run 24/7 For Emergencies

Moderate Price Point

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to Common Pest Control Concerns

Got questions about our services, treatment methods, or what to expect? Find quick answers to help you feel confident and informed before we begin.

Termites feed on wood, paper, and cellulose-based materials, causing severe structural damage to buildings, furniture, and storage areas.

Common signs include mud tubes on walls, hollow-sounding wood, discarded wings, frass (termite droppings), and visible damage to wooden structures or furniture.

They thrive in moist, dark, and hidden areas such as foundations, basements, wooden shelves, cabinets, and behind walls or ceilings.

Reduce moisture (fix leaks, improve ventilation), avoid storing wood or cardboard near buildings, seal cracks, and schedule regular inspections by pest control professionals.

Professional pest control is usually required, using soil treatments, baiting systems, and wood treatments. DIY measures alone are often not enough because termites hide deep within structures.