TermiCam Offers Top-Notch Pest Control Services in Australia
Melbourne, VIC, March 17, 2017 (Newswire.com) - TermiCam is an Australian-owned family business backed by 25 years of experience in pest detection and control services. The company is a global provider of high-quality pest control services using infrared thermal camera technology. Being a pioneer in the pest control industry, they lead by engaging in continuous research, development and quality control. TermiCam is considered among Australia's most reputable and trusted pest detection companies as they operate with the highest values and ethical standards. They are also certified by the Australian Thermographers Association (ATA) and hold indemnity insurance.
Talking about the advantages of a TermiCam inspection, the Head Inspector said, "Using a thermal imaging camera is a faster, effective way of detecting termites. It’s non-destructive and scans all areas, walls, floors, ceilings and outdoor areas. No radiation or chemicals get used in the process of locating termites. The camera picks up images of heat, representing termite infestation and stores them in its memory to be viewed later as a permanent record. The pictures also provide proof of infestation and can be used as a reference at a later date. It also accurately locates where to put chemicals to achieve the best results when it comes to the eradication of the termites."
Using a thermal imaging camera is a faster, effective way of detecting termites. It's non-destructive and scans all areas, walls, floors, ceilings and outdoor areas. No radiation or chemicals get used in the process of locating termites. The camera picks up images of heat, representing termite infestation and stores them in its memory to be viewed later as a permanent record. The pictures also provide proof of infestation and can be used as a reference at a later date. It also accurately locates where to put chemicals to achieve the best results when it comes to the eradication of the termites
TermiCam uses the best termite detection equipment to find termite infestations in buildings and houses. Thermal imaging technology accurately identifies problems and treatment options thus giving homeowners the visible proof of any termite infestation and a record of the problem's extent. Though finding termites is hard, knowing their location is key so that professionals can determine the best course of action to take. Thermal imaging cameras offer a new, superior detection system that is fast, efficient and causes no damage to property compared to the traditional methods.
When it comes to termites infestation control, the use of a high-end thermal imaging camera is recommended as it’s a non-invasive efficient method of detecting abnormalities invisible to the naked eye. The presence of termites is picked up by thermal cameras as dots. Hot spots appear as red or yellow spots allowing the TermiCam inspector to analyze the images. After initial findings, a more intensive inspection is done to confirm the extent of the infestation, and on confirmation of the same, TermiCam professionals offer advice on the next best steps of action to take. The affected party then embarks on a strategy to best eliminate the termite problem.
TermiCam provides the best thermal inspection services in Australia as they use cutting-edge technology in their work of locating termite infestations. At least 1-in-3 homes sold in Australia experience some degree of termite damage and at some point require pest inspection services. TermiCam has a website where one can book an appointment for thermal imaging termite inspection after filling in some details on the company’s website contact page.
About TermiCam
TermiCam is Australia's leading thermal imaging termite detection specialist. The company uses infrared technology which can be said to be the collection and analysis of radiated electromagnetic energy in the infrared portion of the electromagnetic spectrum using a thermal infrared device. TermiCam is a proud member of The Australian Thermographers Association (ATA), Housing Industry Association, and National Pest Managers Association (USA).
Source: TermiCam