TERMITE INSPECTIONS IN SYDNEY

Why do you need a Termite Inspection In Sydney? to prevent Australia’s most destructive termite species in the world. A recent CSIRO survey revealed more than one in every five homes had termite damage. This resulted to an estimated damage bill of more than $100 million every year.

At Proven Pest And Termite Control we offer a range of termite control this can be Termite Baiting, Full Termite Treatments, Termite Dusting, Termite Foaming, and a whole lot more.

Western Sydney is home to several species of Subterranean Termites. The majority of damage in this area is caused by the dreaded Coptotermes acicaciformis. This termite has ability to penetrate the mortar joints between brickwork of homes below ground level, they give the homeowner virtually no clues of their presence until there is a structural damage, By this time major repairs are necessary.

How Do We Treat Your Property For Termites?

With our years of pest control knowledge, you get our extensive range of options for termite treatments. You can choose the right termite treatment for your needs with the help of our experienced termite technicians we make it easy for you to understand.

One Option is Termite Baiting
Systems Like, Sentricon Always Active, Trolan Advace Termite Control, and Exterra Always Ready.

Termite baiting systems have come along way since to first systems and this 3 are among the most effective methods of eradicating termites.

It has no adverse effects on humans or pets, but it is highly effective against termites. The effect of baiting can take anywhere from one to six months.

Foaming
This termite treatment method is most successful in areas with small corners or cracks that may otherwise be difficult to reach. Because it spreads through the nesting material, it coats all the surfaces the termites travel on, stopping them in their tracks.
Dusting
The termite dust is released directly onto the areas where termites are visible, and then the area is sealed. After being affected by the dust, the termites return to the termite colony, where they become infected.

Combining this method with other termite treatments may be necessary to ensure complete eradication.

Direct Liquid Treatment
In this termite treatment method, we use a registered termiticide. We generally employ this method when termites are found around the property line, in trees, shrubs, or retaining walls.

Have You Found Termites On Your Property?

Finding termite damage can be pretty scary. Our pest control technicians can assist you from start to finish!

Our termite pest control services can assist you with termite treatment, termite control, and termite management process.

Using a variety of chemicals and methods for pest removal, we can successfully eradicate the problem and prevent future infestations. You can have peace of mind knowing you will receive successful and effective treatment with our termite control services.

What Can You Do To Reduce The Risk Of A Termite Infestation?

• Remove conditions that termites enjoy
• Patch up holes and leaks in all drains and pipes
• Termite baiting systems
• Connect hot water and air conditioning overflow to drainage
• Remove all scrap timber from your yard
• Avoid leaving timber near your home
• Remove dense foliage from the house edge
• Replace rotted any rotted timber
• Replace untreated timber in fences and retaining walls with non-susceptible materials
• Ventilate your subfloor properly
• Book a termite inspection at least every 12 months

Signs Of A Termite Infestation

Do you think you may already have termites around your property? If so you can count on our termite specialist to identify and eradicate any existing termite infestation.

If you suspect that your Sydney home may have termites, you should look for the following signs of termite activity:

• Mud Tubes
• Termite Damage
• Flying Termites
• Soft Wood to Touch
• Hollow Sounding Timber
• Smell Any Damp or Mould
• Damage To Wood
• Movement to Floors

If you notice any of these signs, it is time you call the experts at at Redback Pest Control Your Proven Pest And Termite Control. Our pest and termite control technicians will provide long-term solutions to ensure your home is termite-free!

Conducting Your Termite Inspection

A visual inspection is the first step in your termite management program. By doing so, we can determine the likelihood of a termite attack on your home. During this initial investigation, we can also choose the best course of action for future prevention and treatment.

What Is Used In A Termite Inspection?

You can be assured that our technicians will bring the latest technology and equipment to your home. For a thorough inspection of your home, our experts utilise gadgets such as Termatrac radar and thermal and moisture detection equipment.
Our technicians are the best at what they do when it comes to pest control. As a result of our knowledge, we can identify potential risks and opportunities for treatments that are unmatched in the industry.

The Next Steps
After completing your termite inspection we will provide you with a customised recommendation.

This is a Termite Management Plan and Proposal, this will outline the treatment  prevention methods that will remove or prevent your property from termite attack.

Termite Treatments
In 1995 the type of termite treatment systems fitted in a building, mainly with concrete slabs, changed. The new style of termite treatment involved a change in concrete slab design so that the slab did not crack for the full thickness and restricted termite entry to either around drainage pipes or at slab edges.

New systems were installed at slab level and can only be included prior to brickwork.

The initial systems included chemical, Termimesh or Granitguard. Later approvals have been given to Kordon and reticulation systems.

There are ongoing changes as well as approval for additional products. Each system has different characteristics and requirements and full information on each product and installation is available from the manufacturer or installer. Termite treatment systems require approval under Australian Standard 3660. 1-1995 and amended in 2000. It is also a requirement that a durable sticker is placed in the meter box to identify which system has been installed and when.

Types of Termite Treatments
There are several methods available to treat subterranean termites.
Chemical Termite Barriers
A chemical treatment is the most common treatment type available for subterranean termites. The goal of a subterranean termite chemical treatment is to establish a continuous termiticide barrier between the termite colony (usually in the soil) and timber in a building. This is done by placing termiticide in the soil around the foundation elements to provide a barrier preventing termites from entering the structure. Technicians trench the soil and inject termiticide beneath it. This creates a protective barrier around the property.

Termite Baiting System (In-Ground)
In-ground baiting systems are also becoming a popular method for treatment of subterranean termites. A subterranean termite baiting system involves placement of cellulose (wood material) bait stations at strategic locations around the perimeter of the home.

Worker termites, which constantly forage for wood to feed their colony, locate the cellulose bait stations and leave special scent trails to summon their mates to the food source. The cellulose material in the bait station is then replaced with a chemical inhibitor, retarding the moulting process in termites and preventing them from growing.

The carrier termites then bring the chemical back to the colony and–if everything goes well–spread the inhibitor throughout the remainder of the colony. Because of the growth inhibitor, the carrier and the rest of the colony will die.

All our technicians are highly experienced in all areas of pest control. We ensure treatments are safe for kids and pets, we use eco-friendly products and IGR’S (insect growth regulators).

You can Call Our Friendly Pest and Termite Experts Direct Today on 0400 082 552