
No property is safe from Termites: 1 in 3 homes are attacked by these nasties
Don’t gamble with the safety of your home! Coastal Pest Inspector Termite Inspections offer protection for your property investment, with detailed assessments of any pest infestations or potential risks at your home or business.
Our Termite Inspection Reports are sent to you listing all our findings in a report that includes photographs to help give you a clearer understanding of your property and its surrounds. If your property requires any Termite treatments, Termite Protection or a Termite Management Systems, you will find an extensive termite proposal attached to our report.
What is involved in a visual termite inspection?
During a Visual Termite Inspection, our licensed and experienced technicians will examine the proposed property looking for any signs of:
- Subterranean termite activity
- Termite nests
- Visual evidence of subterranean termites
- Evidence of previous treatments
- Termite management notices
- Wood decay (also known as dry rot)
- Conditions that are conducive to timber pest infestations
- Drainage
- Mould
- Conditions conducive to undetected termite entry.
All our Termite Inspections and Treatments are carried out as per the Australian Standards AS 3660.2 – 2017.
What areas does Coastal Pest Inspector Inspect?
Our Termite Technicians will inspect:
- Interiors
- Exteriors
- Roof voids
- Subfloors
- Outbuildings
- Grounds
- Fences
- Timber retaining walls
- Garages.




We Use State of the Art Technology
Coastal Pest Inspector understands that termites can do some serious damage to your home, which is why we go above and beyond the Australian Standards requirements (AS3660.2-2017) and use ‘The Worlds Number 1 Termite Detector’, The Termatrac iTraker PRO.
iTraker PRO provides accuracy with its enhanced radar, moisture, and temperature detection and thermal imaging capabilities. As a result, it economically provides a more precise and comprehensive inspection and treatment strategy, delivered by Coastal Pest Inspector.



