⚠️ Did you know termites love electrical appliances? ⚠️
Why? Termites are attracted to the warmth, moisture and dark enclosed spaces these appliances create. They can travel up wiring conduits and hide behind wall plates without you ever seeing them.
Pest Inspection Reports in the Spotlight
The severe termite infestation discovered by the new owners of a nearly $2 million house in Canberra has seen them awarded $1.1 million against the company that prepared a pest report for the property.
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South West Sydney Pest Control are out and about again with EXTERRA. Share your EXTERRA installation with us.
"Thinking about termite bait stations but not sure where they should go?
We handle everything from start to finish — including Premium Ensystex bait stations."
HURRY - Entries close 6 April
Enter now and lead the way
Ensystex is proud to sponsor the AEPMA Sustainability Award for the fourth year and the FAOPMA Sustainability Award for the third year, as well as the inaugural PMANZ Sustainability Award.
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MARCH SPEND & WIN PROMOTION
To join Ensystex at the FAOPMA PEST SUMMIT simply buy $1000 or more of Ensystex products in a single transaction to earn an entry into the draw.
Flights, accommodation & Pest Summit entry to be won!
It's that simple.
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FREE WEBINAR: Wed 25 March, 6 pm AEDT
Register now: https://t.co/QRoBcgbrZU
Join Ensystex’s Greg Walsh for a practical, skills-focused webinar that breaks down exactly what a residential general pest control service looks like today.
EXTERRA has more than 100,000 success stories in Australia alone, but did you know EXTERRA protects houses and commercial premises right across the globe, including the 15,000 sqm Coca-Cola Factory in Paris!
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Termite sightings across the country have left homeowners concerned as experts warn that recent rain and humidity create the perfect conditions for colonies to thrive.
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FREE WEBINAR: 25 March, 6 pm
Register now: https://t.co/QRoBcgbrZU
General Pest Control: Scope, Standards & Service Boundaries
Join Ensystex’s Greg Walsh for a skills-focused webinar on residential general pest control services.
Register now: https://t.co/QRoBcgbrZU
To join Ensystex at the FAOPMA PEST SUMMIT simply buy $1000 or more of Ensystex products in a single transaction to earn an entry into the draw.
One lucky client will win flights, accommodation and Pest Summit entry!
It's that simple!
https://t.co/I3Kr3giAQm
Enter now and lead the way
Ensystex is proud to sponsor the AEPMA Sustainability Award for the fourth year and the FAOPMA Sustainability Award for the third year, as well as the inaugural PMANZ Sustainability Award.
Entries close 6 April - https://t.co/XAM5LO42DC
EXTERRA has more than 100,000 success stories in Australia alone, including the protection of the hertiage listed Macquarie Arms Hotel. Did you know it is the oldest pub on the Australian mainland?
Shout out to South West Sydney Pest Control!
"Installing Ensystex Termite Bait Stations 🔍🐜
Another property protected the right way.
Subterranean termites work from the soil up — completely out of sight. That’s why we install in-ground bait stations around the perimeter.
To join Ensystex at the FAOPMA PEST SUMMIT simply buy $1000 or more of Ensystex products in a single transaction to earn an entry into the draw.
One lucky client will win flights, accommodation and Pest Summit entry!
https://t.co/gywj2oLOEU
Did you know that in Darwin, Kakado, Arnhem Land, Nthn QLD and the Kimberely, termites represent up to 10% of all animal biomass? Most of these species are ecological workhorses, with only a fraction posing a danger to our homes.
A well deserved rest after a good day's training. Ensystex's Greg Lawrance kicks back with the team from Good Pest Management Bundaberg after their recent EXTERRA systems training.
Reach out to your Area Manager if your team wants a training top up!
Rain, hail or shine - it's munching time!
As temperatures drop in Autumn, many animals ease into a slower rhythm. But some creatures greet the changing seasons with a click of their mandibles and carry on undeterred - chewing wood as if nothing has changed.