Non-Chemical Termite Control in Adelaide

Safeguard your property with eco-friendly, non-toxic termite control solutions from Oz Pest Adelaide. Ideal for homeowners prioritising environmental safety, our advanced methods effectively eliminate termites while protecting your family, pets, and the planet.

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Why Choose Non-Chemical Termite Control?

Eco-Friendly Approach

Protects soil, air, and water from chemical contamination.

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Non-toxic methods ensure the safety of your loved ones and pets.

Effective for All Termite Stages

Targets termites at every stage of their lifecycle, from larvae to mature insects.

Our Non-Chemical Termite Control Methods

Termite Baiting System

Moisture Management

Physical Barriers

Regular Inspections

How to Identify a Termite Problem

Hollow-Sounding Wood

Tap on wooden structures. If they sound hollow or papery, termites may have eaten the wood from the inside out.

Cracked Paint or Plaster

Bubbling or cracking in paint or plaster can indicate termites tunnelling underneath.

Frass (Termite Droppings)

Drywood termites leave behind small, pellet-like droppings near infested areas.

Unexplained Structural Damage

Sagging floors, damaged skirting boards, or weakened beams are potential signs of termite activity.

Why Choose Oz Pest Adelaide

Award-Winning Service

Recognised as Adelaide's Best Pest Control in 2018.

Warranty Assurance

$2 million warranty for Termidor® termite treatments and a 6-month warranty for spiders, cockroaches, ants, and more.

Eco-Friendly Solutions

Safe for families, pets, and the environment.


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