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About Mr Exterminator
AT A GLANCE
- Professional Service
- Reasonable Rates
- Free On Site Quotes
- Competitive Price
- Hi-Tech White Ant Under Floor Treatment
A professional South Australian company you can trust with your home.
Mr Exterminator was established in 1995 by Glen Carlsson. Glen has been in the pest control industry for over a decade and has a Grade 3 licence. He is fully qualified with extensive knowledge of pest control and building structures.
Our Philosophy
We don't believe in fancy salespeople, and therefore have lower overheads in order to give you a competitive price. You deal directly with us. We come out, inspect, quote and do the treatment. We take pride in our work and carry it out in accordance with Australian Standards.
Our Methods
We identify the termite species and try to locate them and destroy the colony. We eradicate the termites in your premises, and place termite monitoring stations for further termite activity.
Termites
Subterranean termites are commonly known as white ants. However, they are distinctly different in their lifestyle and appearance.
In nature, termites have an important role in recycling rotten timber in the forest and returning nutrients to the soil. When they get into our homes, they are then declared pests and the damage they can cause to a home is substantial. Termites are social insects and have a cast structure which differentiates soldiers from reproductive and workers.
Borers
Damage to houses by wood boring insects is significantly less in Australia than that caused by termites.
Spiders
Within the broad range of urban pest control activities, the control of ground-dwelling spiders (e.g., funnel webs) has involved serious misuse of pesticides.
Black Ants
Ants belong to Family Formicidae within Order Hymenoptera - the group of insects that includes ants, bees, wasps, sawflies and wood wasps. In Australia, about 3000 species of ants are known.
Mice & Rats
While the vast majority of pests in urban environments are arthropods, certain mammals have established themselves, over many years, as extremely important pests of humans.
Products and Services
Product
Sprays, Termiticides
Material
Timber
Services
Protection, Reports, Treatments
Offering
Carpets, Chimneys, Concrete Cures, Furniture, Plants, Termite Specialist, Trees
Features
Insured, Licensed, Registered
Issues
Safety
Catering To
Ants, Bees, Borers, Buildings, Commercial, Fleas, Homes, Mice, Rats, Residential, Rodents, Rural, Silverfish, Spiders, Termites, Walls, Warehouses, White Ants
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Bees & Wasps, Pest Control, Termite Treatments, Termite Protection Noarlunga, Carpet Beetles, Pest Noarlunga, Termite Protection, Silverfish, Pest Control Activities, Black Ants, Borers, Spiders, Pest Control Industry, Pest Control Noarlunga, Termites, Termites Noarlunga, Fleas, Termite Species, Cockroaches, Concrete Curing
FAQs
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How do I know if I have termites?
Some signs of termite infestation are bubbling paint, mud packing, soft spots or crunching of floorboards, doors not able to close, mud in trees and tree stumps. There are many different signs of termite activity, we recommend a thorough inspection of building and grounds if you suspect termites are in your area.
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What can termites do to my home?
Termites work silently and invisibly sawing into your floor joists, cutting into your wall studs, hollowing out the heart of your home and hiding the damage until it's too late. One of the greatest hazards any homeowner faces is termites, which do more damage than fires, storms and earthquakes combined. Termites survive by eating wood, paper, fibreboard, cotton fabrics, and other cellulose products.
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Are termites found in some suburbs more than others?
Termites can be found everywhere, even in beachfront suburbs, but it is more likely that a wider variety of species are to be found in country/hills areas.
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What should I know about a termite colony?
Subterranean termites are native to virtually every State in Australia. Although small in size they are large in numbers. Termites congregate in enormous underground colonies, as deep as 5m underground, that house hundreds of thousands to millions of individual termites. They are dispersed throughout the soil at feeding sites around your home.
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How can a professional pest control firm help?
Only a trained professional understands the intricacies of how a termite colony behaves. Using advanced materials a skilled, professional applicator can effectively apply a termite barrier that is designed to control termites and minimise the risk from any future termite attack.
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But if I leave the termites in the tree they won't be interested in my house, right?
Unfortunately, there is no guarantee that the termites won't eat your tree, your house and your neighbour's house and whatever else is within a 150-metre radius.
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How do termites get in?
Houses and other buildings provide termites with the ideal combination of warmth, moisture and food sources. Termites can find ways to enter your house that you've never thought of. They are small enough to gain entry into hidden areas of basements, crawl spaces, and concrete slabs, through openings as small as 0.8mm.
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My house is steel-framed. I am going to be free of termites, right?
Unfortunately, not. If there is no chemical treatment under your slab, and the concrete cracks, the termites will enter via the cracks. All they need to gain access is 1/16th of an inch. Any materials such as gyprock, staircases, kitchen cupboards, skirting boards, doorframes, etc. are all susceptible.
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I haven't seen swarming termites, or traces of damage, can my home still be in danger?
Unfortunately, yes. When a colony swarms, the winged termites are reproductive males and females and may be in the air for just a few minutes. Termites colonise structural members internally and eat wood from the inside out; making their activity detectable only by a professional termite inspection.
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When is the right time to call in a termite professional?
The longer you delay treatment, the more damage termites will do. The termite treatment and structural repairs will become more extensive and more expensive. Generally speaking, the sooner you approve treatment, the better.