Quality Building & Pest Inspections
Posted: 27th January 2021
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In Victoria, as in most parts of Australia, pests are active year round. But Australia’s more ‘successful’ pests are those that love our hot dry conditions and timber frame houses. So when is the best time of the year to treat the most common pest threat in Victoria - white ants? Read More
Posted: 4th November 2020
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A qualified local pest inspection and treatment service is the best source of protection against pests in your area, but the conditions you live in can affect the efficiency of any treatments as well. Read More
Posted: 7th August 2020
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A fully licensed professional building inspector in Victoria should have all these qualifications. Read More
Posted: 23rd June 2020
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Victorian pest inspectors can have very different levels of qualification and training. Look for these telltale signs. Read More
Posted: 1st April 2020
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While we are working closely with all COVID-19 advisements, there is currently no reason for Victorian pest inspections and termite treatments to stop. Read More
Posted: 20th January 2020
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There are several termite treatments that, if installed properly, will last up to 50 years. But which is the right one for you? Read More
Posted: 22nd November 2019
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If you own a house in Victoria, regular pest inspections should be near the top of your maintenance list, with ‘12 monthly pest inspection’ underlined. You can also follow a few simple rules to minimise the risk of termite damage. Read More
Posted: 3rd October 2019
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A property condition report is essential to anyone considering buying (or selling) a property, and moving into a new home. Read More
Posted: 20th August 2019
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What we look for at a building inspection in Victoria, and the questions you should ask. Read More
Posted: 19th July 2019
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If you find evidence of wood damage to the doors, frames, floors or ceilings of your home, it might not be termite damage. Read More
