pest inspection

Pest inspections that pick up even the smallest signs of damage.

Getting a timber pest inspection isn’t just checking for termites. It’s about protecting what’s your biggest investment. Our pest inspections give you clear answers and peace of mind around the condition of your property. 

What to expect.

We perform a thorough assessment of all accessible areas of the property for signs of termites and other timber pests, in accordance with Australian Standard AS 4349.3‑2010 (the industry benchmark for pest inspections).

• Roof & roof space: Checking roof structure and timbers for termite activity or damage.
• Interior areas: Walls, door and window frames, skirting boards and other internal timbers.
• Sub‑floor & crawl spaces: A critical zone for termites, inspected where safely accessible.
• Exterior timbers: Cladding, decking, timber posts, fences and other wood on site.
• Signs of current or past activity: Live termites, mud tubes, exit holes, wood decay and borer damage.
• Conducive conditions: Moisture risk, poor ventilation, soil contact and other features that attract pests.
• Recommendations: Clear advice on treatment, termite management systems and future inspections.
  

We see what eye-only inspections miss.

Thermal imaging & more.



Kingdom Building & Pest Inspections use advanced tools like moisture meters and sounding instruments to give you a comprehensive picture of what’s happening beneath the surface. On request, we’ll also use thermal imaging or borescopes to uncover issues that eye‑only inspections can miss.

Wondering if you really need a pest inspection?

Queensland’s warm, wet climate makes timber pests, especially termites, a real risk for homes. Termites quietly chew through structural and non‑structural wood, often without obvious warning signs, and damage is not typically covered by home insurance. Getting a proper timber pest inspection helps you avoid costly surprises down the track.

Combine with a building inspection.

Get the full picture in one go, saving time & money.

For ultimate peace of mind, we recommend pairing your timber pest inspection with a building inspection. You’ll receive a combined, easy-to-read report highlighting both pest risks and building defects.