Bailey’s Pest Control

23/09/2026

22/09/2026

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 10/10 — Thank you!

A huge thank you to this lovely customer for a 10/10 review! ❤️

Even more special is knowing she has trusted Bailey’s Pest Control year in and year out since we first started operating. 🐜🕷️

Having customers who continue to support our small local business over the years means more than we can put into words. We truly appreciate your ongoing support and trust in us to look after your home. 🏡

Thank you for choosing Bailey’s Pest Control — we’re so grateful to have customers like you! ❤️

12/08/2026

Buying a home may be the biggest investment you make. Call us today to arrange your Pre-Purchase Timber Pest Inspection!

25/07/2026

Protecting homes with a professionally installed termite management system 🏠

We recently installed a termite management system for a client, whose home had a history of termite ingress through their attached carport.

To provide long term protection, we installed a comprehensive termite management system tailored to the construction of the home using a combination of drilling and injecting of the concrete paths around the perimeter of the carport walls as well as trenching, treating and back filling along the subfloor slab edge of the carport to create a continuous soil treated zone.

Every home is different, which is why termite management should be tailored to suit the property’s construction and risk factors.

Our termite management installations are completed in accordance with the relevant Australian Standard AS3660.2 for termite management. While a professionally installed system provides ongoing protection, it does not eliminate the need for regular termite inspections.

Annual termite inspections (or more frequently if recommended) remain an essential part of protecting your investment.

Inspections allow us to check the condition of the management system, identify any changes around the property that may increase termite risk and detect any termite activity as early as possible.

If you’re building, renovating or want to better protect your home from termites, we’d be happy to discuss the right termite management solution for your property.


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22/07/2026

30/06/2026

Thank you Thora for your continued support ⭐️

19/06/2026

⚠️ Reminder: educate your clients about termites and electrical appliances ⚠️
This is an issue worth reinforcing with customers during inspections and reports. Many clients still don’t realise that electrical appliances and services are high‑risk termite zones.
We regularly see activity in and around:
🔌 Meter boxes and switchboards
🔌 Air‑conditioning units
🔌 Hot water systems
🔌 Power points and wall cavities with wiring conduits

It’s important to explain why this happens. Termites aren’t attracted to electricity itself, but to the heat, moisture and concealed access these installations create.
Conduits and wall penetrations can effectively act as highways, allowing termites to move unnoticed into wall cavities and roof spaces.

When talking with clients, it helps to highlight the warning signs they can safely look for, such as mud shelter tubes around meter boxes or unexplained electrical issues that may indicate damage to insulation. At the same time, stress that DIY sprays and interference are a risk, particularly near electrical infrastructure, and can push colonies deeper or make professional treatment harder.

This is also a good opportunity to reinforce the value of regular termite inspections, especially for properties with older wiring, external meter boxes or split systems mounted against walls. Framing it as both a structural and electrical safety issue tends to resonate strongly with clients.

Clear client education on this topic not only helps manage expectations, but also builds trust and positions inspections as preventative — not just reactive.