Reference, not sales copy. These pages exist so you can identify the problem, understand the fix, and know what a fair job looks like, whether or not you ever book us. Start with the identification guide; it answers most of the questions we get.
The identification guide this site is named for. Every pest a Hunter house actually gets, plate by plate: what it looks like, the lookalikes, the sign you saw, what it is doing there, and what fixes it.
Open the guide →Wings after rain are either nothing or serious. The five-second check that tells them apart, and what to do in each case.
Settle it →The two honest ways to manage termites, what each one actually involves, and why the inspection decides, not the brochure.
Compare them →Conducive conditions, in plain words: the moisture, timber and soil habits that invite termites, and the ones you can fix this weekend.
Read the checklist →The tenant and landlord split for pest problems in NSW, including the end-of-lease flea treatment question, without the forum folklore.
Know where you stand →Harbourage, conducive conditions, non-repellent, flushing agent: the trade's vocabulary in plain English, so a quote reads like sense.
Open the glossary →More guides are being written as questions come in. If yours is not answered here, ask it through the form; the answer is free either way.
A description and a suburb is enough. A licensed technician reads every enquiry, works out what the job needs, and comes back with a straight answer and a free quote. No obligation, no pressure.
