If insects typically live outside, it's generally a safe bet that they won't be a problem for you. Generally, but not always. European wasps technically live outside, but the fact that they live in extremely close proximity to your home, in conjunction with their potentially aggressive nature, means that these winged menaces need to be dealt with as soon as they're noticed.
A Lot of Wasps
It's estimated that there are more than 12,000 different species of wasps in Australia.
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When it comes to pests that you have to look out for in Australia, many people think of the bigger ones like possums, rats, foxes and the many different types of birds that will try and nest in your roof. What a lot of people overlook (at their own peril) is the danger that white ants or termites can cause your home if you aren't fully protected. A lot of people have have not taken adequate precautions to protect themselves and later paid the price.
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Eradicating wasps from your home is a tricky business. While wasps only sting when they feel threatened, it does not mean they will not attack when you get too close, however innocuous. Besides, most wasp species are social insects that live in large colonies. Typically, wasps build their nests on the ground, on trees, under eves and between walls. If you find one in or around your house, you must call pest control services.
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When pests invade your home, you want to remove them as quickly as possible. The longer pests infest your property, the more damage they can do. The fastest and most reliable way to eradicate pests on your property is to hire pest control professionals.
With the right pest control company to help you, you'll gain several great advantages that will help you now and in the future.
1. A clear plan of attack
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Timber is used in many areas of a home. For example, many houses are built on a timber frame, around which various types of cladding are attached. Additionally, some buildings feature timber floorboards, decking or a wooden staircase. While wood is both functional and beautiful, it's susceptible to becoming fodder to termites who feast on wood. Termites tunnel inside timber elements and eat them from the inside out. If left unchecked, the wood can become hollow and weakened.
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