What made you search for a specialist termite protection company today?
You’re not the only one. Termites attack a huge number of houses within the Watsons Bay area each year.
The best way to handle Watsons Bay termites (white ants) is to identify the problem early by hiring an expert to find and exterminate them before the ordeal becomes larger and a lot more expensive.
To get going, call Pest Control Eastern Suburbs as soon as you can and talk with a trusted team of termite specialists to take a look at the property. Once the inspection is finished, the specialist will give you a personalised termite prevention and protection quote.
Termites, also known as white ants, are a regular sight in Australia. When they infest a property, termites can rapidly create a great deal of damage, making it essential to call your reliable Eastern Suburbs Watsons Bay termite protection provider.
There are different types of termite infestations therefore the preferred treatments also vary. When you bring in the experts, they are going to apply one of two general termite protection processes. This could include chemical treatments that form a barrier between the termites and the building you hope to protect. Or perhaps, the eradication of the white ant colony with baiting techniques.
White ant protection in Watsons Bay homes traditionally uses a chemical treatment for eradicating the termites, however, interception and baiting to eradicate the termite colonys can have some distinct advantages that cannot be ignored.
It is important to have the termite situation checked out by a professional pest controller to assess the damage and advise a suitable management plan.
Are you needing termite protection for your house and wish to identify the inspection available in Watsons Bay that will be most suited? Do you need a Watsons Bay service that is highly reliable for control of termites? We can help you to make an educated decision, and offer competitive pricing for termite protection.
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Termites can find chemicals easy to identify and an excellent deterrent, which makes them perfect for offering great protection to all treated areas. Unfotunately however, if areas are compromised later on, or if access is a problem and not all areas are treated, white ants will recognise the gaps and can potentially gain access.
The widely used repellent chemical is Bifenthrin, which features a residual life of as much as five years.
Non repellent chemicals aren’t identified by termites, and they do not stay away from the chemical. As a result of this, termites move over the chemical and die because of exposure to it. Also, individual insects will pass the chemical to fellow colony members, causing a flow on effect.
Given termites cannot tell apart treated locations to non-treated places, the possibility of termite ingress through non-treated gaps is lower.
The most applied non-repellent chemical is Fipronil, this has a residual life of up to 8 years.
Used to eliminate termites within a house, Above Ground Systems position bait stations directly where there is termite activity, so that the termites feed upon the bait matrix and not the structures that they were infesting up to now. As well as killing the termites that consume the bait at the source, there is also a compounding effect when worker termites feed the bait to other colony members.
In this fashion, the whole colony can be eliminated even though the position of the nest is not known. The stations should be monitored and assessed frequently in case the situation should call for stations to be rebaited, the addition of more bait stations, or if they should be moved.
While In Ground Systems can be utilised in a similar manner, they are typically placed around the property to offer an early warning and interception system. These systems are especially useful when the dwelling design means that a robust perimeter barrier is difficult to create.
Typical signs that your property is infested with termites:
For such tiny individuals, a nest of white ants is capable of causing a great deal of damage to a home. If the problem becomes serious enough, your dwelling could potentially become unlivable. Contact Pest Control Eastern Suburbs today and schedule a comprehensive examination with one of our Watsons Bay termite protection specialists.
Pest Control Eastern Suburbs is available to support customers with the whole process of handling unwanted pests in homes. The insured and experienced pest professionals are skilled, knowledgable, and properly qualified to do the best job possible in Watsons Bay. The satisfaction of our own clients is exceedingly essential to us. It is one of the many reasons why our company is continuously staying updated with all the latest treatments to give the most efficient termite and pest management services.
Our customers draw peace of mind in the caliber of our service in the significant options of pest control techniques and pesticides. When it comes to the most efficient treatment, we are able to utilise dust and baiting gels, liquid sprays or physical traps depending on a host of factors. We can easily customise pest extermination options depending on generalised and localised needs of your situation.
Additionally, our team will use thermal and radar termite detection technology in an attempt to supply the best response possible.
Our work comes with a full warranty and 100% satisfaction guarantee. Our team will speak with you on an appropriate treatment that can help with eradicating and protecting your own home from termites and pests.
Contact Pest Control Eastern Suburbs now and our team of experts are willing and ready to come and perform a physical inspection of your house.
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