We provide strata termite reports across Castle Hill and the wider Hills District, starting with a free inspection and a $0 call-out fee. As a family-owned and operated team, our licensed technicians check the common property and give you a written report with clear findings and recommendations.
Strata managers, committees and owners can book a time that suits, with appointments available from 6am to 9pm, seven days a week.
A strata termite report is a written record of a licensed technician’s termite inspection of your scheme, showing what was found, where, and what we recommend doing about it. For Castle Hill schemes, it gives committees, owners and buyers a clear, documented picture of termite risk.
We inspect the common property and, where access is arranged, individual lots. The report records any live activity, past damage or conditions that favour termites, such as moisture or timber in contact with soil.
Photos sit alongside each finding so strata managers can see exactly what we saw and where. We explain the technical points in plain language, so the report is easy to act on and easy to file.
Termite history can show up in pre-purchase building reports and condition reports. A documented inspection trail supports due diligence for buyers, helps reduce negotiation risk and future liability claims, and gives insurers and maintenance planners something solid to work from.
A report with photos and clear notes means nobody is guessing later. Committees know what was found, and owners know what was done about it.
Andy, Owner & Principal Pest Control Technician, Andy’s Pest Control
Our licensed technicians inspect every shared part of the scheme and record what they find. Here is what we check and what you receive.
We check timber edging, sleepers, tree stumps, mulch beds and fence lines where termites often start.
We inspect walls, columns, storage cages and any timber fixtures in these damp, low-light areas.
We look for mud tubes, soft or hollow-sounding timber, and moisture around joins, frames and balustrades.
We check accessible roof voids, eaves and downpipes, since leaks and damp timber attract termites.
Each area is documented with photos and plain-language notes, so strata managers can file a consistent record.
The report sets out suggested next steps, such as treatment or monitoring, so committees and owners know what to action.
The strata scheme pays for termite work in common property, funded through levies. The owner pays when activity is found inside their own lot. Knowing which side of that line a problem sits on keeps costs moving and avoids disputes.
Gardens, basements, car parks, external walls, stairwells, roof spaces and guttering are common property. Inspections and treatments here are the scheme’s responsibility, paid from levies.
Strata fees usually cover general maintenance but rarely include specialised termite work. Check your strata management agreement to see whether pest control is included.
When termites appear in interior walls, skirting, kitchens, bathrooms or a private balcony, the owner arranges and pays for treatment. This stays true even when the scheme covers common area inspections.
Misjudging where the activity sits is a common cause of cost disputes and delays, so a clear written finding helps everyone.
If termites spread from common property into a lot, liability can become complicated. Who pays often depends on where the activity started and how far it has travelled.
A professional assessment can help work that out. We explain what we find in plain language so committees and owners can agree on next steps.
NSW law does not require termite protection for strata schemes, so the decision sits with committees and strata managers. Industry experts strongly recommend it, because a small routine cost is far easier to plan for than emergency work after damage appears.
A yearly inspection by a licensed technician catches activity while it is still manageable. Our $0 call-out fee means the only cost to the scheme is any treatment you choose to go ahead with.
Preventative barriers around building perimeters, plus monitoring in higher-risk common property areas, give your scheme ongoing protection rather than a one-off fix.
A documented trail of inspections and treatments helps committees show they acted responsibly. It also reduces disagreements between owners about who pays and when problems began.
We recommend a professional termite inspection at least once a year. Termites work out of sight, so regular checks of common property catch activity before it turns into costly repairs. Schemes with a history of activity, or with timber, gardens and moisture near the building, may benefit from more frequent monitoring.
Yes. We charge a $0 call-out fee and the on-site inspection is free. If treatment is needed, we quote fixed-value pricing, so you know the cost before any work starts.
A written report gives buyers, sellers and agents a documented inspection trail. Pest history can appear in pre-purchase building reports, so having dated records on file supports due diligence and can reduce negotiation risk.
We explain what we found and where, in plain language, then recommend a treatment plan. Outcomes depend on how severe the infestation is, and follow-up inspections matter. Our work is backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Book a strata termite inspection in Castle Hill with our family-run team. There’s a $0 call-out fee, and we respond quickly, so committees and strata managers can get a written report without delay.
Call us on (02) 8000 5800 or request a quote online.
Same-day emergency pest control services all across Sydney, Penrith, & Blue Mountains regions. We get it done right the first time.
We operate from 6am-9pm, 7 days per week – ready to your pest problem.
Our experienced team arrive and diagnose the problem.
Backed by a 100% pest control and customer satisfaction guarantee.
Only pay after the completion of the job.
