Pest Control Concord NSW 2137

The cost of pest control in Sydney depends on several factors, including the size of your property, the type of pest infestation and the level of treatment required. Prices can also vary depending on whether you need a one-off treatment or an ongoing pest management plan.

The Exterminators, pest control starts from $220 for a 1-bedroom apartment, while pest treatments for houses will typically range from $220–$450 for both internal and external treatment. Termite inspections generally range from $280–$490, depending on the size and type of property and the inspection required.

We provide upfront pricing with no hidden fees, and all treatments come with full warranties, giving Sydney homeowners reliable, long-lasting pest protection and peace of mind.

A professional general pest control treatment will usually take approximately 2 hours, depending on the size of the property, the number of rooms, the type of pests being treated and the level of infestation. Larger homes or properties requiring more extensive internal and external treatment may take longer. At The Exterminators, we don’t believe in rushing a treatment — we take the time needed to properly inspect the property, identify pest activity and apply the appropriate treatment for effective, long-lasting protection.

Absolutely. The Exterminators provide professional residential, commercial, industrial and strata pest control and termite services throughout Sydney. Whether you need protection for a family home, apartment complex, strata property, shop, office, warehouse, industrial site or commercial building, our experienced technicians can provide tailored pest management solutions.

We service properties across Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, Inner West, Western Sydney, Greater Western Sydney, Northern Beaches, Lower North Shore, Upper North Shore, Hills District, Ryde and the Northern Districts, as well as the Parramatta, Blacktown, Penrith and surrounding areas.

Our services include general pest control, termite inspections, termite treatments, rodent control, cockroach control, spider treatments, ant control and ongoing pest management programs for residential and commercial properties.

At The Exterminators, we understand that every property is different. We assess the individual pest risks and provide practical treatment solutions designed to protect your property, customers, staff and family.

A thorough termite inspection should not be rushed. For most homes, you should allow approximately 3 hours for a comprehensive inspection, although the time can vary depending on the size, construction, number of levels and accessibility of the property.

A proper inspection involves checking accessible areas throughout the home and using specialist detection equipment to investigate potential termite activity and moisture issues.

Be cautious of inspections that are rushed through in a short period without adequately examining the property.

Choosing the right termite inspection company can make a big difference when protecting your home. Unfortunately, not all termite inspections are carried out to the same standard. Before choosing a company, consider the following:

Are they licensed and insured?
Always make sure the technician is appropriately licensed and the company carries suitable insurance.

Termite insurance is not the same as pest control insurance.

This gives you greater confidence that the inspection and any recommended treatment will be carried out professionally.

Do they use specialist termite detection equipment?
A thorough termite inspection should involve more than simply walking around the property and looking for obvious signs. Ask whether the company uses professional equipment such as thermal imaging cameras, moisture meters, Termatrac motion detectors, tapping tools and borescopes to help investigate concealed areas. Alot of companies charge extra for this, At The Exterminators thats standard with every termite inspection.

Are they rushing through the inspection?
Be cautious of companies offering extremely quick inspections without properly examining the property. Termites can remain hidden behind walls, beneath floors, in roof spaces and within other concealed areas, so a thorough inspection takes time.

Do they provide a detailed report?
A professional inspection should clearly explain what was inspected, any termite activity or damage identified, areas of concern and recommended next steps. Avoid vague reports that provide little useful information.

Are they recommending unnecessary treatments?
Be wary of companies that immediately recommend expensive treatments without properly explaining the evidence for the recommendation. A reputable technician should explain what they have found and why a particular treatment is appropriate.

Do they provide a warranty on treatment?
Before agreeing to termite treatment, ask what warranty is provided, what it covers and how long it lasts. Make sure you understand the terms rather than relying solely on verbal promises.

Do they offer upfront pricing?
Ask for a clear price before work begins and check whether there are additional charges for equipment, follow-up inspections or treatment. A reputable company should be transparent about its pricing.

Why Choose The Exterminators?

At The Exterminators, we believe homeowners deserve a thorough inspection using the right tools and technology. Our licensed technicians combine detailed visual inspections with specialist equipment, including thermal imaging, moisture meters, Termatrac motion detectors, tapping tools and borescopes, to help identify termite activity and conditions that may otherwise go unnoticed.

We provide upfront pricing, no hidden fees and treatment warranties, giving you confidence that your property is being inspected and treated professionally.

Many pest control companies don’t invest in the costly specialist equipment required for advanced termite detection. At The Exterminators, we believe our customers deserve the best, which is why our licensed technicians use a combination of professional termite detection tools to help accurately locate hidden termite activity.

Our termite inspections can include dongers (tapping tools), moisture meters, Termatrac motion detectors, thermal imaging cameras and borescopes. These advanced tools allow our technicians to investigate areas that may otherwise be difficult to access or inspect, helping detect termite activity and moisture conditions hidden behind walls, beneath floors, above ceilings and within other concealed areas.

We combine technology with experienced visual inspection techniques to provide a thorough assessment of your property. When it comes to protecting your home from termites, The Exterminators use the tools and technology needed to help find what others may miss.

Common signs of a termite infestation include:

• Hollow or damaged timber — Wood may sound hollow when tapped, feel thin or weakened, or show internal damage.
• Mud tubes or shelter tubes — Termites may build narrow mud-like tubes along foundations, walls, piers or other surfaces to travel between the soil and timber.
• Discarded wings — Finding piles of shed wings around windows, doors, lights or other areas can indicate a termite swarm.
• Flying termites (alates) — Swarms of winged termites around your home can be a strong indication of an established colony nearby.
• Blistering or bubbling timber — Floors, skirting boards and other timber surfaces may appear raised, blistered or uneven.
• Doors and windows sticking — Termite damage or moisture-related timber movement can cause doors and windows to suddenly become difficult to open or close.
• Cracked or damaged timber — Paint may crack, timber may split, or surfaces can become unusually soft.
• Visible termite activity — Live termites may occasionally be found in damaged timber, garden structures, tree stumps or other concealed areas.
• Moisture problems — Termites are attracted to moisture, so leaking pipes, poor drainage, damp subfloors and water-damaged timber can increase the risk.
• Termite damage without obvious external signs — Termites often remain concealed, meaning significant damage can occur before you notice anything unusual.

Important: Many termite infestations are hidden and may not produce obvious signs. A professional termite inspection using visual inspection and specialist detection equipment can help identify concealed activity and conditions that may increase the risk.