Chemical Termite Treatment Barriers That Work - Termidor Foam
Termite control is imperative when it comes to the protection of your home from termites. Whether you’re on the
Gold Coast,
Tweed Coast,
Northern Rivers,
Coffs Coast or
Mid North Coast, your property can easily be damaged by termites in a very short period, resulting in expensive repairs.
Live termites discovered in your existing structure may sometimes need to be foamed with Termidor to eliminate them. It has no residual value other than being aggressive towards termite nests. A hole is drilled in the termite galleries, and the Termidor foam is injected. Most cases of live termites are eradicated in four to six weeks.
It is usually appropriate to reapply residual chemical termite barriers to a home that has previously been protected against termites using chemical termite barriers.
Effective Termite Management Systems
There are several precautions to take regarding termite control, treatment, and prevention which can save you thousands of dollars in the long run. All Pest Solutions uses industry-leading products to protect your new construction, including:
1.
HomeGuard: With HomeGuard Precision Termite Management Systems, a range of building products are uniformly impregnated with Bifenthrin, the most effective termiticide currently available. If installed according to label instructions, the sheeting products contain a single layer, an extruded polymer that provides long-lasting termite protection for the structure's life.
2.
TERM-seal Ura-Fen Shield: Several layers of sheeting form a continuous moisture resistant and termite repellent barrier around the perimeter of cavities and construction joints in a new slab-on-ground structure.
3.
Greenzone: Termite Barrier Greenzone is a polyethylene foam that combines Bifenthrin with an expansion agent and is designed to protect against termites.
Frequently Asked Termite Treatment Questions
What Is The Most Effective Treatment For Termites?
Prevention is always the most effective way to stop termites from damaging your home. If you discover termites, you mustn't disturb them or eradicate them with household pest treatment like fly spray (which will be ineffective). It can lead to more extensive damage and expenses.
There are multiple ways to treat existing termite infestations, and our expert team will work with you, using the most non-invasive and least toxic measures to treat your home while getting rid of all termite colonies.
Can I Treat Termites Myself?
Applying termite-killing products to your home's exterior, using direct chemicals on the inside, setting up termite baits, and spraying boric acid into your walls and floors are some ways to get rid of termites. These methods won't be as complete or effective as a professional treatment, though, so it is advised to contact the professionals if there is evidence of termites in your home.
Are Termites Hard To Treat?
The termite treatment process can be the most complicated of any pest management program you have to implement in your home. The treatment methodology used by a termite control professional may vary depending on the species of termites present, the location of the colony(ies) and the degree of infestation. In addition, the tools and techniques involved in these methods are often specialised, and multiple different treatments may be required.
For complete and expert test inspection and treatment services, contact the team at All Pest Solutions. We offer our services throughout the Northern Rivers, Mid North Coast and
Gold Coast
regions.
Our Termite & Pest Service Areas
