Termites are often called silent destroyers because they work quietly, hidden, until severe damage has been done. They feed on wood, paper and other cellulose materials. When they infest a building they may compromise structural integrity, lead to costly repairs and cause distress. Effective termite control is not optional for homeowners who care about their...Read More

With the coming of the warmer months, most homeowners look forward with excitement to outdoor activities, family gatherings, and enjoying their gardens. Summer, however, increases the risk of pest infestations. That is why regular pest inspections during this season ensure your home remains a safe and pleasant environment. Pests love warmer weather, and summer is...Read More

What are invasive plant species? Invasive plant species are plant families or trees that pose a threat to the environment in which it grows and can spread super-fast, and it is therefore important to get rid of them as soon as possible. Importance of getting rid of invasive plant species: These plant species not only...Read More

Termites are small wood eating insects that survive by eating on wooden structures like furniture, wooden floors, cupboards, skirtings or lawns and this causes a lot of damage and can be a nuisance to the tenant or homeowner of a property. Once termites move into a building or garden permanently, the damage can be extensive...Read More

Termites are a small species of wood eating insects. Termites can cause a lot of destruction if not taken care of proactively. There are several checks you can do to establish if termites are in your building and/or your garden and these include: Are there mud tunnels along your walls or trees? Are your skirtings,...Read More

There is no doubt that COVID-19 has interrupted (and disrupted) life as we know it. Nonetheless, people all over the world struggle with some form of normalcy. Individuals are apprehensive about getting out and about and sanitation is at the top of everyone’s mind. This was the case before the pandemic too and a safe...Read More