Termite Prevention Sydney

A termite bait station system is a non-chemical barrier option for protecting a building from termites. The system is installed by burying bait stations in the ground or boring into concrete paths that may be adjacent to the building. Bait stations must be installed at least every 2 to 3 meters around the building's perimeter. These bait stations are filled with cellulose-containing food sources that will attract any termites within a short distance of the bait station. This is the termite bait station monitoring phase. Once the termites become active in the bait station, a bait matrix is added to it.

Termites will consume the bait matrix until the colony is destroyed. These bait stations should be inspected by a professional at least once every 1-2 months. Once a colony has been determined to be eradicated, the bait should be removed and the food source replaced. The bait stations will then serve as a monitoring device for any future termite activity.

Termite chemical barrier treatment is divided into two stages: eliminate the termites that are currently in your home by injecting a chemical foam or dust into the areas where there are live termites, then inject a long-lasting chemical barrier into the soil around your home to prevent future termites from entering.

At least once a year, our highly trained, professional pest controllers can conduct a thorough inspection of your property. We have the knowledge to detect termite infestations and identify areas in your building that may be vulnerable to termite attacks. Regular inspections can actually prevent termites from becoming a problem in the first place.

Upon completion, we will provide you with a detailed report that contains information about the areas infected by termites, the type of termites found in your property, the methods used to get rid of the pesky pests, and additional recommendations on how to prevent future termite infestations.