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Our fearless leader Steve. With 27 years’ experience tracking subterranean termites, there isn’t much Steve couldn’t tell you about termites – he’s seen it all. Nowadays, Steve spends most of his time in the office, building the Dunrite Termite & Pest Control brand and implementing ways to improve the business, which he has been proudly fronting for 27 years. Having owned many homes himself, Steve knows the importance of protecting what can sometimes be your greatest investment: your home.
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Do not panic! Termites are common in Queensland, so it’s not surprising that you’ve found a nest or signs of termites in your home or yard. The next course of action should be to call and book a Dunrite Termite & Pest Control technician in to attend and complete a termite inspection as soon as possible. We will visit and complete a full inspection of the property; if treatment of active termites is required, we will complete this for you.
In general, we recommend an annual inspection—this is the best way to stay on top of your pest control and minimise potential damage to your home from termites. Of course, more frequent inspections and pest control may be required from time to time, depending on the conditions which make the property conducive to attack and other factors.
It varies depending on the requested treatment. General pest control is quoted based on number of bedrooms in the home and whether the home is highset or lowset (single or double story). We have options for internal pest control / external pest control or combined.
Dunrite Termite & Pest Control’s General Pest Control treats against the most common household pests: Silverfish, Cockroaches, German Cockroaches, and External Webbing Spiders. We offer warranty on each of the pests between 3–12 months, meaning that if you have recurring pest issues or ongoing issues once our technicians have completed the service, we will return at no additional cost to re-treat.
Often, it can take several days (sometimes up to 10 days) to see the results of the pest control treatment. The level of infestation and type of treatment can mean the time it takes to see the pest eliminated can vary. If you have any concerns about whether the treatment has worked / is working, please call our offices and speak with our friendly staff.
There are none–these two words mean the same pest! So, treatments that refer to white ants will also be effective against termites.
Termite damage causes tens of thousands of dollars each year. Not only can termite infestations weaken the foundations of your home and reduce the property value, but they can also consume wooden furniture and fixtures, damaging your personal belongings as well as your house.
Cockroaches are omnivores. Although they can survive several months without food, Cockroaches will eat anything that has nutritional value for them. They are especially attracted to starch, sugar, grease, meat and cheese. Decaying food items are particularly delicious for a hungry cockroach in search of his next meal.
Yes. The chemicals we use are based on a gram of toxin to Kilogram of target pest. Generally, you will need approximately 5000mg of pyrethrin dust per kilogram of body weight to make you sick.
Rodents weigh very little. The baits used by Dunrite Termite & Pest Control are the best on the market at the time we buy, we have had no cases of ‘secondary poisoning’. Secondary poisoning can occur if a small dog has the ability to eat a large heavily poisoned rat. The level of ingested toxin would still be minimal.
