Pest Inspection
Pest Inspection vs Termite Inspection
This is a common misconception. Many times, people ask for or are offered pest inspections, but it’s another term used for termites or timber pests, which can be detrimental to the structure of a home.
Pest controller, cockroaches and spiders
Inspectors and pest controllers are not looking for nuisance pests as they will not cause structural damage to a property. If you would like to know about nuisance pests, you can request this, and most of the time, the property inspector or pest controller will do this for free during the termite inspection anyway, as it is no extra work.
If you would like a pest inspection for nuisance pests, it would involve looking for signs of pest activity, such as droppings, nests, or damage to the property. The inspector will also check for potential entry points, such as cracks in the foundation or gaps around doors and windows, that pests can use to gain access to the property.
Pest Prevention
Prevention measures for nuisance pests can include sealing potential entry points, removing food and water sources, and regular maintenance. If you have regular annual pest control, you will not need a pest inspection for nuisance pests! And even if you have nuisance pest issues, save yourself the money and ask for a pest control treatment to solve the issue, not a pest inspection for nuisance pests.
Why Choose Clear View Property Inspections?
At Clear View Property Inspections, we understand that buying a property is a significant investment, and we want to help you protect that investment. Our inspection services cover all aspects of the property, including the roof, foundation, plumbing, electrical, and more. Our inspectors emphasise the “customer first” for every interaction. Our promise to you is clear communication and timely updates throughout the inspection process.
Pest inspections should ultimately be left for the damaging kind like termites and wood borers! Arrange your termite or timber pest inspection with Clear View Property Inspections today!