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Termite Treatments Brisbane & Sunshine Coast

Chemical barriers, baiting systems and targeted treatments. The right approach is matched to your property's construction type, the species involved and the extent of activity found during inspection. Not one approach applied to every job.

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Three Approaches to Termite Treatment

No two termite situations are the same. The treatment we recommend after your inspection depends on the species present, the extent of activity, your construction type and which options are physically practicable at your property.

Termidor: 8 Years Protection

Chemical Barriers

Termidor is a non repellent termiticide. Termites cannot detect it in the soil, so rather than avoiding treated zones they pass straight through, pick up the product on their bodies and carry it back to the colony. This is the Transfer Effect. The colony is eliminated from within, not just at the point of contact.

Installing a Termidor barrier involves drilling around the full perimeter of the structure at 300mm intervals and pumping the product into the soil. Every drill hole is sealed once the application is complete. When applied to label specifications, Termidor provides 8 years protection.

  • 8 years protection when applied to label
  • Non repellent. Termites cannot detect or avoid it
  • Transfer Effect eliminates the colony, not just surface activity
  • Post treatment monitoring included
  • Suitable for slab, subfloor and combination constructions
Ongoing Monitoring Required

Baiting Systems

Bait stations are installed in the ground at regular intervals around the property perimeter. When termites find the bait, they consume it and carry it back to the colony. The active ingredient disrupts the termites' ability to moult, which gradually collapses the colony over time.

Baiting takes longer than a chemical barrier to achieve colony elimination, typically several months depending on colony size and how quickly termites locate the stations. It is often the most practical option when a full chemical barrier is not possible, for example when all floors are tiled throughout and drilling is unacceptable, or for heritage buildings where chemical application is restricted.

Bait stations require regular monitoring visits. On each visit we inspect every station, replace consumed bait, and document activity levels. This ongoing monitoring is what allows us to confirm the system is working and catch any new activity early.

  • Stations installed at regular perimeter intervals, flush with ground level
  • Monitoring visits every 6 to 12 weeks depending on activity levels
  • Bait station installation may require coring or drilling concrete in some situations
  • Can be used to address an active infestation while a chemical barrier is being arranged
  • Suitable where a chemical barrier is not practical due to construction type
  • Full activity records maintained across all monitoring visits

Baiting is not the right choice for every property. We will tell you honestly whether a chemical barrier or a baiting system is the better fit for your situation before any work begins.

For Active Infestations

Targeted Treatments

Targeted treatments are used when termites are actively infesting a specific, identifiable area: a wall cavity, subfloor bearer, window frame or similar. Foam or dust insecticides are injected directly into the gallery where activity is confirmed.

A targeted treatment is not a standalone long term solution. It is used to address an active infestation quickly and reduce ongoing structural damage while a more permanent treatment, such as a chemical barrier or baiting program, is being arranged and installed.

  • Foam or dust injected directly into confirmed termite galleries
  • Used when active infestation location is known
  • Reduces damage while permanent treatment is arranged
  • Typically followed by a chemical barrier or baiting program
  • Suitable as an urgent first step while a long-term barrier is being planned
Wall opened up showing internal termite damage — extensive galleries and mud packing in wall cavity

Why Treatment Timing Matters

Termites work silently. When activity is found during an inspection, there is often no visible external sign of the damage already occurring inside the timber. The longer treatment is delayed after active termites are identified, the more structural timber is at risk.

The treatment options available to you also depend on the extent of activity at the time of treatment. An infestation caught early, while activity is confined to a small isolated area, is considerably less complex and less expensive to address than one that has spread through multiple wall frames or subfloor bearers.

If activity was found in your inspection, arrange treatment as soon as practically possible. We provide quotes typically within 24 hours of the inspection report and schedule treatment quickly once confirmed.

  • Delay directly increases the volume of structural timber at risk
  • Extent of activity affects both treatment cost and available options
  • Early treatment keeps all options open
  • Same day quotes available for active infestation situations

If You Have Found Active Termites

Do not disturb them. Knocking on walls, spraying with household products or opening the gallery will cause termites to retreat deeper into the structure and make treatment significantly more difficult. Leave the area undisturbed and call us directly.

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Termite Treatment FAQ

Most residential chemical barrier treatments take between three and five hours. The time depends on the perimeter length, construction type and how accessible the base of the structure is. We drill at 300mm intervals around the full perimeter, inject Termidor into the soil at each point and seal every hole before leaving. We will give you a time estimate when we provide the quote for your specific property.
For a standard Termidor barrier, the product is applied into the soil around the exterior of the structure. You do not need to leave the property during treatment. Once treatment is complete, all drill holes are sealed and covered. We will advise you of any specific requirements relevant to your property at the time of quoting.
It is possible in many cases, but it requires honest discussion. A standard Termidor barrier involves drilling through any hard surface at the base of internal walls to treat the soil beneath the slab. When the interior is tiled throughout, some homeowners prefer not to proceed with drilling inside and opt for a baiting system instead. We will assess your property and give you a clear breakdown of both options, including what drilling would actually involve, before you commit to anything.
When Termidor is applied correctly to the manufacturer's label specifications, it remains effective in the soil for up to 8 years. This does not mean the property is untouchable for 8 years. We still recommend annual termite inspections throughout that period, as termites can find new entry points if the soil is disturbed, the property is extended or bridging conditions develop. The inspection is what catches those situations before they become a treatment problem again.
Termidor is applied into the soil at specific points around the perimeter of the structure, not broadcast across your garden. The product is contained within the treated zone. It does not travel freely through soil and does not pose a risk to established garden plants. We take care around garden beds and will let you know before treatment if any specific areas require particular attention.

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