Pest Control Business On Sunshine Coast Now Offers Termite Services

Zero Pest & Pest Control, a business in Minyama, Queensland, Australia, has recently started to offer termite control services. This is in addition to their already extensive pest control services, which include ants, cockroaches, spiders, silverfish, fleas, bed bugs, and wasps. As there has been a significant increase in termite infestations across the Queensland area, they felt that adding this specialization would better serve their customers.

"We have noticed two big developments that led us to train in termite removal as well," says Mick Kinnear from Zero Pest & Pest Control. "The first is that there has been a plague of termites this year. Secondly, more and more people are making wood constructions, which have the tendency to attract termites as well. It isn't clear yet how the two are related, but we do know that people are in need of our services."

When it comes to pest control Sunshine Coast residents always hope they will never need it. They also mistakenly believe that the Sunshine Coast climate makes it less likely for certain pests to appear. Nothing could be further from the truth and there have been some very significant infestations in the area as of late. Luckily, Zero Pest & Pest Control has been there to help people address these issues.

"My husband and I have used Mick with Zero Termite & Pest quite a few times in our properties over the last few years," say Rose and David Lindsay. "Mick has always been reliable, showed up on time, and explained everything very clearly to us. Mick has a passion for 'pest busting' and I feel comfortable knowing that I have someone in the local area who I trust to get the job done. I would not hesitate to recommend Mick at Zero Termite & Pest."

This is just one of the many reviews the Sunshine Coast pest control company has received. They expect that they will significantly increase their customer database now that they are also addressing termite infestations. At the same time, however, they hope that they will soon have the termite plague under control and that their services, as such, will be less needed.