Complete Termite & Pest Control Solutions In Greater Sydney, North Shore, Hills District, Penrith, Blue Mountains, Campbelltown & Surrounding Areas

There are a number of factors that will affect the overall cost of your pest treatment, including:

• Type of pest. The type of pest which is infesting your property contributes to the overall pricing of the removal service. The cost of eliminating cockroaches differs from the price of treating a rodent problem, as different solutions are needed to resolve each issue.
• Size of infestation. The size and extent of a pest infestation in your home or business affects the costs of the pest removal service. For example, removing a large, established flea infestation will take longer and cost more than treating a small, contained flea problem that is caught early on and treated quickly.
• Type of treatment. The type of treatment needed to eradicate a pest problem will relate to the overall costs of the pest control service. For example, using insecticide sprays to control bed bugs differs from using a chemical-free heat pod treatment to eliminate them, and the price will reflect the methods and complexity of treatments used. Similarly, the pricing for preventative pest control varies from the cost of corrective, reactive treatments.
• Size of your property. The size of the property plays a part in the cost of a pest control service. The larger the property, the more time is required to successfully treat a pest problem. This will have an effect on the cost of the treatment needed.
• Number of treatments required. Certain types of pests may require multiple treatments for successful control. This can be reflected in the pricing of the pest control service. For example, the price of a wasp nest treatment is less than the cost of a mouse treatment, as getting rid of mice requires multiple visits by our pest controllers to ensure the problem is fully resolved.

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1. Always ask your Pest Control agent why he is planning to do what he recommends;
2. Always demand a quote in writing from your Pest Control agent;
3. Always demand your Pest Control Agent a time frame in which the work can be done.

1. The closer that the house is to the ground, the higher the risk of termite attack.
2. The higher the exterior soil levels are, the greater the termite risk.  Therefore if the exterior soil, pavers, paths or gardens are above the slab level, the termite risk is exceptionally high.
3. Contrary to popular belief, concrete slab constructions are far more susceptible to termite attack than suspended timber flooring homes built on the ground.
4. A steep slopping block adds greatly to the risk of termites as soil movement can provide termites with easier access to the building.
5. The more alternations/extensions a house has, the greater the risk of termites due to joints between concrete slabs, engaged piers, foundations walls abutting together etc.
6. The more moisture there is in or around the house, the greater the risk of termites.  Improving subfloor ventilation can play a major part in reducing the risk of termite attack.

1. Firstly an inspection of the property every six (6) months will increase the chance of detecting termite activity before they cause any major damage.  This inspection will also ascertain whether or not there are conditions conducive to termite attack.
2. Remove all untreated timber from around the property, including railway sleepers.
3. Rectify all drainage and plumbing leaks and areas of water build-up.
4. If your hot water system overflow pipe drips against the exterior wall, place a hose on the end to drain it away from the house or place a bucket under it to catch the drips.  This is a major termite entry point.
5. If the house is on a concrete slab, ensure the slab edge is visible all the way around the house.  Any areas that are not are high-risk areas.
6. If the house is on bearers and joists (suspended timber flooring), ensure the subfloor area is well ventilated and clear of any scrap timber and formwork.
7. All external levels should be well below the damp course level.
8. All external wooden structures should be built on steel stirrups. NO plants or vines should be allowed to grow up the timbers as it allows for a bridge for termites.
9. Avoid having timber fences, gates, garden sleepers, etc. in contact with the house, as this allows direct access for termites to your home.
10. When termites are located in a house built on a concrete slab the majority of the time, the entry point is found to be via the outer edge of the slab, not through the slab as often believed.
11. Nothing should ever be placed against the outer walls of a house as it may hold moisture and may provide termites with an unseen entry point.
12. All gardens should have a gap between the back of the garden and the house. A line of pavers is an effective way of dividing the two and keeping moisture away from the slab or foundations.
13. Watering systems should be directed away from the house, and water usage kept to a minimum.

If you locate termites in or around your house, it is very important to do the following:

1. Stop whatever you were doing that caused you to find the termites.
2. If any termites have fallen out of the affected area, collect a few and place them in a jar with spirits or water as soon as possible.  If it is possible, cover the area where the termites are active or if in a door or window frame, try to place a piece of paper over the area and seal all edges of the paper with tape.  This will reduce the risk of termites leaving the area and moving to another area of the house.
3. Do not spray them; this will cause them to stop working in this area and will shift them to a different area of the house and may make treatment procedures more difficult.
4. Call ASSASSIN PEST CONTROL immediately to determine the extent of the problem and to offer you an obligation-free quote.

In the event Assassin Pest Control is unable to uphold its guaranteed arrival time, the initial service will attract an instant $50 discount.

Termidor is Australia's #1 termite defence.  No other termite defence system of any type has ever achieved such a high level of efficacy.

Termidor controls Subterranean Termites, Eastern Subterranean Termites, Nasutitermes Subterranean Termites and the extremely destructive Coptotermes Subterranean Termites.  Through the years, other products have promised homeowners protection from termites.

Termidor is made from revolutionary new non-repellent or "undetectable" chemical technology.  In numerous trials across Australia and around the world, Termidor has consistently proven itself to be the most effective and fastest at completely eliminating termite populations.  A level of efficacy that no other termite control system of any type has ever achieved, and it is proving to be equally effective in keeping termites from coming back.  Ongoing field trials by the CSRIO show no signs of reinfestation at all study sites more than ten years after treatment with Termidor; results no other termite defence product can match.

Termidor cannot be directly purchased or applied by homeowners.  Only licensed pest control professionals are authorised to purchase and apply Termidor.

A Termite Professional will apply a liquid dilution of Termidor along the foundation walls of your home to create a continuous treatment zone.  The application method is called "trenching and rodding" and may sometimes require drilling holes into the concrete foundation of your home for maximum protection.  ASSASSIN PEST CONTROL may also treat the interior of your home, depending on the extent of the termite infestation and damage.

Termidor has consistently shown to provide 100% control of subterranean termites up to six times faster than termite bait/monitoring systems.

Yes, Termite professionals can treat almost any type of structure that is at risk for termite damage, including residential homes, churches, office buildings and schools.

A residential Termidor application is typically completed by a trained Termite Professional in less than a day.

No, Termidor is odour-free.

Termidor utilises a unique action known as the "Transfer Effect" to effectively eliminate termite populations up to six times faster than bait systems.  And, unlike older liquids, Termidor does not repel termites; termites can't smell, see or feel the insecticide, so they crawl freely through treated areas.  When a termite eats or even comes in contact with the insecticide, it unknowingly transfers Termidor back to the colony on its body.  Every termite it contacts will transfer Termidor to other termites.  It is the most effective and fastest at completely eliminating termite populations up to six times faster than bait/monitoring systems.  Baits can take from many months to several years to control a colony.  That's because many bait systems work by recruitment, in which termites must first discover a bait station and then recruit sufficient colony members to it as well.  Only then is the termite control product added to the station.  Plus, there is no guarantee termites heading for or already in your home will find the bait stations and all.  Termidor starts working immediately.

The cost of a Termidor treatment varies and largely depends on your particular situation and the treatment plan you and your pest control company agree upon.  In the long run, a Termidor treatment plan generally will cost less than a termite bait system and will provide more effective longer-lasting control.

Termidor is one of the most thoroughly reviewed control products in history.  Termidor is registered with the Environmental Protection Agency and can only be applied by a pest control professional who has been trained in the correct application methods.  Termidor is incredibly effective even at low application rates.

It bonds to the soil in which it is applied, so homeowners need not worry about soil movement.  In addition, Termidor's active ingredient, Fipronil, has been used extensively on food crops around the world and as the leading product for flea and tick control on dogs and cats since 1995.  Our advice?  For termite protection, choose Termidor!