The service includes Pre-Construction and Post-Construction Anti-Termite Treatments.
Every Termite Management service begins with a Detailed Pest Inspection to assess termite activity and recommend the appropriate treatment.
Scope of Service
Pre-Construction Anti-Termite Treatment
Carried out at specified stages during construction to create a protective barrier against subterranean termites before the building is completed.
Post-Construction Anti-Termite Treatment
Carried out in existing buildings to manage termite activity and help protect the structure from further infestation. The treatment method is selected according to the type of construction and the findings during inspection.
Suitable for:
- Residential Buildings
- Commercial Buildings
- Industrial Facilities
- Institutional Buildings
- Apartments & Residential Communities
- Renovation Projects
- Wooden Structures
The treatment recommended depends on the stage of construction, the type of structure and the inspection findings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Pre-Construction treatment is carried out at specified stages during construction. Post-Construction treatment is carried out in existing buildings after construction has been completed.
Common signs: mud tubes along walls or foundations, hollow-sounding timber, damaged or weakened wood, discarded wings near doors or windows, small piles of droppings, swarming termites, and faint sounds within wooden structures. A Detailed Pest Inspection is recommended to confirm activity.
No — termite protection is rarely a single treatment. Treatment requirements depend on the level of termite activity, the type of construction and the inspection findings.
No lasting damage. Post-construction treatment may involve limited drilling where needed, and any holes are sealed and made good afterward as part of the service.
Protection isn't permanent, but it is long-term. Most treatments protect for several years, with the exact duration depending on the treatment method and the property's conditions — this will be specified as part of our recommendation.
Yes, when applied as recommended. Termite treatments are typically localized — around the structure or contained within sealed bait stations — rather than applied through living spaces, which limits exposure. Any specific precautions will be explained before treatment begins.
Not usually for standard post-construction treatment, though some areas may need brief access restrictions. Any requirements will be explained before we begin.
Yes. Every Termite Management service is followed by a Service Report outlining our findings, the treatment carried out, and any recommendations.
