Termite Treatment
Earlwood South West Sydney

Termite Treatment Earlwood

Around Australia, termites are often called ‘white ants’. These tiny insects can wreak a significant amount of property damage each year. Because of their great capacity for destruction, residents of Earlwood South West Sydney are encouraged to seek quality termite treatment services.

Removing & Managing Termites

There are many potential treatments for termites, so let’s have alook at them quickly. There’s two main management strategies performed for termite control: first is the total eradication of the colony via baiting, and second is with chemical treatment to produce a barrier between the building and the termites. Contact us today for more information on the costs involved with various treatment options.

In Earlwood, chemical treatments are the more frequently applied management strategy to eradicate termites. However, baiting and interception for colony eradication has its’ benefits that should not be dismissed.

To make sure the job is done right, it’s essential to have a reliable white ant exterminator in to assess the situation.

Are you requiring termite treatment for your home and wish to identify the removal available in Earlwood that will be most suited? Are you looking for a Earlwood service that is highly reliable for control of white ants? We can help you to make an educated decision, and offer competitive prices for termite treatment.

For additional information on our services, call 0480 024 706.

Chemical Treatment for Termite Infestation

Repelling Chemicals

Repellent chemicals are useful for protecting places because termites easily identify and choose to avoid them. However, if treated locations are compromised later onor places can’t be treated as a result of access problems, then white ants may detect those breaks and attain ingress through them.

The frequently used repellent chemical is Bifenthrin, which has a residual lifetime of up to five years.

Non Repelling Chemicals

These are chemicals that termites don’t detect. Since they then do not avoid them, they will pass through the residue and then die. Additionally, individual white ants can often transfer the chemicals to other members of the colony, generating a compounding and efficient result.

Since termites can’t detect non repellents, they are unable to know the difference between untreated and treated areas, so entrance via possible gaps is a lot less likely.

The often common non repellent chemical is Fipronil, which has a residual life of as much as eight years.

Baiting Systems For Termites

Above Ground Systems are utilised to eliminate termites from the property by putting attractive bait stations directly on the sites of termite activity and therefore enticing the pests to eat a poison bait instead of the structure. These termites will then feed the bait to other members of the nest which produces a compounding effect.

In this way, the entire termite nest can be eliminated, even though you do not know the actual location of the nest. The bait stations continue to be monitored and assessed, so that they can be added, rebaited and/or moved in response to the observed results.

In Ground Systems are utilised in a similar manner, however they are often installed around properties where there is currently no obvious activity, to aid in early detection of white ants. These systems are particularly helpful when the design of a home makes it difficult to install adequate perimeter barriers, because it is then possible to intercept white ants before they breach the perimeter.

Advantages OF Termite Baiting

Signs You Are Facing Termite Infestation

These are the signs you have a termite infestation:

How Destructive Can Termites Be?

Termites may do significant damage to the major structural components in the structure. When severe, the infestation can make your house unsafe for habitation. Contact South West Sydney Termite Pest Control today, and arrange for one of our termite treatment experts to come and inspect your Earlwood house.

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