If you own a rental property in Glenbrook, we’ll inspect it for termites with a $0 call-out fee and a free inspection, then give you a written report you can pass to your property manager or keep on file. Treatment, if needed, is priced from $100 with fixed-value pricing. We’re a family-owned team with fully licensed technicians, available 6am to 9pm, seven days a week, with same-day visits where our schedule allows. Call us today to book your landlord termite inspection Sydney.
Landlord Termite Inspections in Glenbrook
- Free inspection, $0 call-out fee
- Written report for every visit
- Open 6am to 9pm, 7 days
Why should landlords book a termite inspection?
Termites work out of sight. In a rental, damage can build behind walls and under floors while rent keeps coming in and nobody thinks to look. By the time a tenant notices a soft skirting board or a sagging floor, the repair is rarely small. It’s the gap between a modest treatment and a major rebuild of structural timber.
For you as the owner, the stakes are practical: repair bills, a property that may need to be vacated, lost rent, and awkward conversations with a tenant or property manager about who knew what and when. Regular checks also show you have met your duty of care to keep the home safe. Catching a problem early suits your tenant too, because it means less disruption and a home they can stay in. Checking costs far less than waiting.
What’s included
What do we check during a rental property inspection?
Every landlord termite inspection we carry out in Glenbrook follows a set checklist, so you know exactly what has been looked at and what hasn’t. It’s the same standard we apply across Sydney and the Blue Mountains, adjusted for the local housing stock.
Subfloors, crawl spaces and the structure above them
Subfloors and crawl spaces are often the highest-risk zones, with soil contact, humidity, limited airflow and concealed timbers. Our licensed technicians check:
- Roof void and accessible framing
- Piers or stumps, and the ant caps on top of them
- Bearer-to-joist junctions
- Damp soil and moisture hotspots, using a moisture meter and thermal imaging where appropriate
- Stored timber and cardboard sitting against or near the structure
Outside the walls
We also inspect timber fences, retaining walls, sheds and other external structures, and look for signs of active workings or evidence of past treatment. If something is hard to reach, we record it rather than skip over it.
A tidy-looking rental can still have a damp patch under the floor. We check the places you can’t see, because that’s where problems start.
Andy, Owner & Principal Pest Control Technician, Andy’s Pest Control
The written report you keep
You receive a written report covering what we found, what we couldn’t access and why, and practical options for improving access at future checks. It’s a clear record to share with your property manager or keep on file for your investment property.
How does the inspection visit run?
We send a quote within 15 minutes of your enquiry, then arrange access with your tenant or property manager at a time that suits them.
On site, our licensed technician works through the property with a moisture meter, because damp timber attracts termites and can point to leaks. Where it helps, we also use thermal imaging to spot temperature or moisture anomalies. If low clearance, debris or unsafe entry limits what we can reach, we note it in the report and suggest practical ways to improve access for future checks. The report is then sent straight to you, the landlord.
What happens after the inspection?
Once the inspection is done, we move through three clear steps, and our family-owned team handles each one so you are never left guessing about your rental property.
Identify the pest
We confirm what is actually in the property before anything is treated. Ants and termites are sometimes confused in the early signs, so our licensed technicians check carefully and explain what they found in your written report.
Apply the right treatment plan
If treatment is needed, we match it to the pest and the property, with safety for tenants, children and pets in mind. You get fixed-value pricing and a $0 call-out fee, with payment after the work is completed. Our 100% satisfaction guarantee backs the job.
Keep follow-up inspections on the calendar
One visit is rarely the whole story for an investment property. We recommend a regular schedule so any new activity is caught early, whether that is a repeat termite inspection or checks for other pests. Our team brings over 10 years of local experience to every check.
Common questions from Glenbrook landlords
How often should a rental property be inspected for termites?
Most rentals suit a yearly check, though older timber-framed homes or properties with damp subfloors may need more frequent visits. We set the schedule with you after the first inspection, based on what our licensed technicians find. This applies to older brick homes too, which still have timber in the roof, floors and frames.
Who arranges access with the tenant?
You or your property manager can book with us, and we work around the tenant’s availability, any day between 6am and 9pm.
What happens if you find termites?
We put together a treatment plan for that specific property and schedule follow-up inspections. Outcomes depend on the severity of the infestation, so ongoing checks matter.
How does pricing work?
Inspections start from $100 with a $0 call-out fee. If treatment is needed, we quote fixed-value pricing in writing before any work starts, so you can plan around the cost.
Can you attend the same day?
Often, yes. We offer same-day service in Glenbrook and the Blue Mountains where technician availability allows. Call us and we will tell you the earliest time we can get there.
Book your Glenbrook termite inspection
Call us on our Glenbrook line or send a quote request, and we’ll reply within 15 minutes. Your landlord termite inspection carries a $0 call-out fee, and we’re available 6am to 9pm, seven days a week.
