Termite Pest Control
Englorie Park Campbelltown

Termite Treatment & Protection

In Australia, termites are frequently called ‘white ants’. These tiny pests can wreak a significant level of property damage annually. Because of their great capacity for destruction, residents of Englorie Park Campbelltown are encouraged to find quality termite pest control services.

Termite Removal

Each situation is unique, and so there are different treatment options for specific situations. The two main strategies used are creating a termite barrier using specialised chemical treatments, and eradicating the termite colony entirely by baiting. For more information on what these treatment methods cost, give us a call now.

Termite pest control in Englorie Park homes traditionally uses a chemical treatment for eliminating the termites, however, interception and baiting to kill the termite colonys can bring some distinct benefits that can not be ignored.

It is advantageous to engage the expertise of an experienced pest exterminator to check over your home so the damage can be fully assessed.

If you feel that your house or building is under threat from insect invasion, don’t panic. Contact us to receive the assistance of the best termite pest control team covering the Englorie Park area. We can assist you to make a knowledgeable decision on this vital service, and offer you a very competitive price for treatment.

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

Effective Treatment for Termites

Repellent Chemicals

These chemicals are easily detected by termites / white ants, making them great for protection around treated places. However, if the treated locations are not fully covered, or if they later get compromised, white ants can detect the breaks and again access the building.

The widely used repellent is Bifenthrin, which features a residual life of up to 5 years after application.

Non-Repellent Chemicals

These are chemicals that termites cannot detect. Given they then don’t avoid them, they will go through the residue and die. Additionally, individual termites can often pass the chemicals on to other members of the colony, generating a flow on and efficient result.

Given termites cannot tell apart treated locations to non-treated locations, the possibility for termite access through non-treated gaps is much lower.

A widely used non-repellent is Fipronil, with a residual life as high as 8 years.

Baiting Systems For Termites

Above Ground Systems are commonly used to erradicate termites in the house, by placing bait stations directly on termite paths to encourage the pests to feed on the bait as opposed to the timber. Also, when worker termites return to the colony, they feed the bait to other colony members, thus creating a flow on result.

The entire nest may be eradicated in this fashion, regardless of if the position of the colony is known or not. The area should continue to be regularly monitored so that if required, stations can be rebaited or moved, or more can be added, depending on the white ant activity.

In Ground Systems are utilised in a similar manner, however they are often placed throughout properties where there is currently no obvious activity, to aid in early detection of white ants. These systems are especially useful when the design of a house can make it tricky to create effective perimeter barriers, as it is then possible to intercept termites before they breach the perimeter.

Benefits Of A Termite Baiting System

Common Signs You're Dealing With A Termite Infestation

There are many signs your home suffers from a termite infestation:

How Much Damage Can A Colony Of Termites Actually Do?

If left untreated, even just one colony of termites is capable of doing a surprising amount of destruction. The building can even become unlivable due to the severity of the issue, and in the extreme, may even be unrepairable. Speak to Campbelltown Termite Pest Control today to organise a thorough inspection of your Englorie Park property by our termite pest control experts.

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