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Pest control help and advice with informative article’s. Insect news from around the world and descriptive pictures. Learn in moments what has taken the author 25 years of training and field service to learn. … Finally a place for pests to rest. Home · Books and more · Welcome … Since by law I have to keep my records for 7 years I take my inspections very seriously just like any good inspector and it is far and few between that I miss in this situation. …  read more…

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It is extremely important that a buyer obtain a home inspection and pay for other types of inspections such as pest, roof, sewers, septic tanks, chimney or fireplace inspections. Do not waive your right to obtain these inspections and …  read more…

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An inspector may suggest a pest inspection because home inspectors are not licensed to perform pest control inspections. Such a suggestion does not necessarily imply the inspector found termites or dry rot. Not all home inspectors walk …  read more…

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Resolved Question: Moving into new home (17 yrs old home) - pest control and flooring ?
Hi, We will be moving into our new home at Ingleburn in Sydney in a couple of weeks. I wanted to ask if anyone knows any good pest control agency who can do a pest control preventative treatment at a low cost and someone who does a good job. Also is it really essential to get pest control done and what about preventative treatment for termites… our termite inspection didnt show any termites present but should we get a prevention system installed to protect the home from a possible future termite infestation… I am very new to all this and have no clue … Also I have a 4 month old baby & the house has carpet. Should we get the place tiled as someone told me that the baby can get asthama and then another friend also advised that we wait till the baby walks before we think about tiles as the baby can have nasty falls on the tiles … so what should i do ? is carpet better or tiles or is wooden flooring a better option…. Can someone please recommend a good pest control agency and how much it will cost … we have a 3 bedroom house… and also kindly can someone advise regarding the flooring .. what’s the best option??? The present carpet is in good condition.

Thanks Heaps.

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Resolved Question: Please tell me these arent termites?!Pics inside?
I am renting my home and have been here 2 years,and I love this house but for almost the past 7 months or so I have been seeing little piles of what looks like “sawdust” all over the baseboards of my house,I vacuum it up and then the next morning the piles are back!?And their in neat little piles about 30 or more piles spaced about 2 inches apart ,and all in my back “bar room”.And on my back door it looks like the wood is scraping of the door frame,like if a dog has been scratching at it,but I dont have any animals?!I rent through a property management company and I have sent many request to get someone out here to atleast look at these and they told me that they have contacted the owner of the home and the owner has refused/denied all the orders,saying that she basically thinks Im “making it up”.I called all the pest control co.,but they would charge me $100 2 do a termite inspection,and I dont think I should have 2 pay that.I dont know if it matters but I live in central CA.,But anyways I have put a link 2 the pics I took of the piles I have and of the door frame so if anyone could help me figure out what this is I would greatly appreciate it! Oh btw…I also find little piles of small wings?

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Resolved Question: Pre-Purchase Inspections for home in Toledo, OH?
I am trying to decide who to hire to do my pre-purchase inspection of a home I am buying in Toledo, OH. The house was built in 1985 and is 2783 Sq. ft. Our realtor recommended a company, and I got their rates: general inspection - $315.00, pest - $89.00, radon - $95.00, and CO - $45.00.

Do these rates seem reasonable?

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