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All over Australia. While the coastal belt and northern parts of the country are at highest risk, the subterranean termites that damage timber can be found throughout mainland Australia. There are also termites in Tasmania, but none of the most destructive species are active there.

Yes. There are hundreds of termite species in Australia, but only a few that damage timber and can harm your home. Both Termidor and Trelona ATBS will provide effective protection.

It’s very difficult know if you have termites and to find termites in a structure. Homeowners will often find termites when renovating or moving items around the home. That’s why it’s important to have a regular, annual termite inspection from a termite professional. To receive a termite inspection from an BASF accredited applicator.

Termites are attracted to moisture, so damp conditions – whether in the soil or the structure of your home – can encourage them to move in. Leaks associated with faulty plumbing, broken roof tiles, leaking shower recesses and air conditioning drainage can all cause problems. The soil beneath and around trees, shrubs and garden beds…

Termites are a highly destructive pest and a major cause of costly, disruptive and upsetting damage to homes around Australia. Amazingly, an estimated one in three homes in Australia has been affected by termite damage.

Some do, and they are the ones you are most likely to spot. Every year hundreds of young reproductive termites called alates fly out from established colonies looking to start new ones. If you see any, you need to be aware that your home is more likely to be under threat as it means a…

Termites are commonly referred to as “white ants,” but they are not actually ants. Termites are a distinct group of insects, more closely related to cockroaches, while ants belong to a different order. Though they may appear similar and exhibit social behaviours, termites have key differences in their structure and life cycle compared to ants.