Termite Protection Melbourne
Have been protecting Melbourne homes from termites since 2010. Trusted by the local builders and community for years. Make contact with us today for all your termite control needs, and we’ll be sure to arrive on-time and safely attend to your termite control needs!
New builds termite protection in accordance with AS 3660.1 prices start at $440 for AS3660.1 termite certificate prices start from $335. Termite protection part a & a part b to existing homes, the cost is thereabouts $888. Prices change for the termite protection house size and house squares, every termite protection quotes are different. If you're after a quick price, email us or call on our mobile.
Offering termite protection part a & a part b to all new homes, existing homes, footing spray, house renovations, subfloor, timber deck sprays and house stump chemical sprays. MTC can install any type of physical or chemical injection barrier accordance with AS3660.1 before or after the concrete has been done, certificates are certified by a professional installer.
Cheap termite treatments are usually carried by using a non-branded chemical, this is the only way you can cut costs down on a termite protection to all homes. We like to use branded products like Termidor and don't recommend using any generic products. Cheap termite protection usually doesn't have that effect and doesn't last as long as Termidor which can last up to 8 years if its applied the correct way.
Termite Protection AS3660.1
Pre-Construction
Termite protection AS3660.1 certificate of compliance is a physical barrier for any new or existing construction. Termite protection is required for any stamped building permit in accordance with AS3600.1
Part A is at that very start of the construction, for example, termite collars around the plumbing, stump and footings is a physical barrier or it can be a chemical barrier which is still classified as part a.
Part B is a termite barrier blanket, and it's installed around the edge of the concrete slab before the frame goes up. Part B can be a chemical termite barrier, just depends on the type of construction and situation.
White Ants
Termites are commonly referred to in Melbourne as ‘white ants’. These pests cause thousands of dollars in damage to houses and structures in the Melbourne suburbs, making your home a termite pest free is the key. We do all new pre-construction termite protection to new & old homes with a certificate of compliance AS3660.1 is given on every job when part A & part B is completed.
Termite damage worries everyone? If so, you are not standing alone. Every day termites cause thousands of dollars in constructional damage, and home owners spend over a billion dollars to fix the issue. The fact addressing on how you, as a client, can spot and help protect your wealth from termites through effective averting measures and suitable use of termite care.
So your home has termites, and you want the most effective termite treatment that we have to offer? Are you looking for a reliable termite protection service in Melbourne? We can help you make a right decision.
Termite Treatment Services
Treatments vary, so we will explain the differences and limitations of each termite treatment. When you have termite controlling services carried out there, and are two key termite management systems; either you are trying to create a barrier in between the termites and the building to be protected (chemical injection) or you are trying to kill the termite colony or a (baiting system).
The first stage in avoidance is to be on the awake for termite damage. Termites hardly appear from the soil, mud tubes, or water sources through which they are tubing. Lots of people are not up to date if they have termites until they see a pour or come across damage during building.
When it comes to termite protection in Melbourne homes, a chemical barrier is the more conventional termite handling approach for termite control, however colony eradication via interception and baiting has some distinct benefits that are hard to ignore.
The first stage in avoidance is to be on the awake for termite damage. Termites hardly appear from the soil, mud tubes, or water sources through which they are tubing. Lots of people are not up to date if they have termites until they see a pour or come across damage during building.
When it comes to termite protection in Melbourne homes, a chemical barrier is the more conventional termite handling approach for termite control, however colony eradication via interception and baiting has some distinct benefits that are hard to ignore.
Chemical Treatment
Termidor chemical treatments stop termites entering the building, so you can either have a sub floor treatment or a full perimeter treatment.
A located treatment is designed to prevent termites from entering a specific area of your house. A full perimeter treatment is designed to protect the termites from entering your home. One popular non-repellent chemical is Termidor (Up to 8 years of residual life). We recommended the choice is a non repellent chemical called Termidor Fipronil.
A chemical treatment is a termite control measure that establishes a continuous treatment zone within and around your house. It acts as a barrier to prevent termites from digging through the soil, entering your property and ultimately infesting the structure.
1. Dig and Treat
Digging a trench-line trough around the boundary of the dwelling, then with a chemical treatment the trench with a non-repellent chemical, refilling the back filling the hole with soil, and retreating the same area again. This termiticide chemical barrier method can provide long lasting termite control on your build for up to 8 years and can be replaced.
2. Drill and Inject
This process involves drilling small unseen holes through the concrete, outside paving like driveways, through the joints, and around the outside of the home. A non-repellent chemical is then injected underground in every hole using an injection tool for the treatment. The holes are caped back after the injection is completed. The non-repellent chemical does not kill the termites on impact, however, allows it to live and pass to the nest, pollute all the termites, and wipe out the whole colony.
A chemical treatment is a termite control measure that establishes a continuous treatment zone within and around your house. It acts as a barrier to prevent termites from digging through the soil, entering your property and ultimately infesting the structure.
1. Dig and Treat
Digging a trench-line trough around the boundary of the dwelling, then with a chemical treatment the trench with a non-repellent chemical, refilling the back filling the hole with soil, and retreating the same area again. This termiticide chemical barrier method can provide long lasting termite control on your build for up to 8 years and can be replaced.
2. Drill and Inject
This process involves drilling small unseen holes through the concrete, outside paving like driveways, through the joints, and around the outside of the home. A non-repellent chemical is then injected underground in every hole using an injection tool for the treatment. The holes are caped back after the injection is completed. The non-repellent chemical does not kill the termites on impact, however, allows it to live and pass to the nest, pollute all the termites, and wipe out the whole colony.
In Ground Baiting
Baiting a termite colony is a procedure that takes roughly 3-6 months. In fact the baiting method involves carrying out a full timber pest inspection of the home, the positioning of a tamper resistant bait station on current termite activity. Every 3 - 6 months you need to inspect the bait box to determine the colony situation and top up the bait. Once the settlement begins eating on the bait, they will no longer pursue to damage your house. Nearly three months, the colony is either defunct or well on its path out.
In-ground baiting stations are also very successful in control a large termite invasion. The baiting procedure is set up by installing 12 small plastic underground bait stations suitably located around the outside of the property. These ground bait stations have active rods which will take it back to the nest and kill the queen.
We do highly recommend to have a 12 month program with an ongoing servicing interval for the termite control and eradication outcome. Recommend to carry out an annual bait program service to eliminate those little suckers.
The bait used for termites is completely non-toxic to humans, pets, kids, and your organic garden. This is where the interception system comes into play. The capture side of the system consists of underground termite monitoring stations.
Termites Look Like
Termites are very similar to black ants, and that’s why plenty people are confused. Because they are mute and would rather to stay unseen, you are most likely to see the activity of termites alternatively of seeing the various insects.
There are also several kinds, and it’s significant to determine their type in order to carry out the correct treatment. Termites are small white insects with a straight waist, straight antennae and generally a white or translucent in colour.
In most cases, they can be very hard to detect by because the look like normal ants but these are white. Specifically, when they travel beneath the ground, inside walls, below the flooring, and very somewhat within roof voids.
In-ground baiting stations are also very successful in control a large termite invasion. The baiting procedure is set up by installing 12 small plastic underground bait stations suitably located around the outside of the property. These ground bait stations have active rods which will take it back to the nest and kill the queen.
We do highly recommend to have a 12 month program with an ongoing servicing interval for the termite control and eradication outcome. Recommend to carry out an annual bait program service to eliminate those little suckers.
The bait used for termites is completely non-toxic to humans, pets, kids, and your organic garden. This is where the interception system comes into play. The capture side of the system consists of underground termite monitoring stations.
Termites Look Like
Termites are very similar to black ants, and that’s why plenty people are confused. Because they are mute and would rather to stay unseen, you are most likely to see the activity of termites alternatively of seeing the various insects.
There are also several kinds, and it’s significant to determine their type in order to carry out the correct treatment. Termites are small white insects with a straight waist, straight antennae and generally a white or translucent in colour.
In most cases, they can be very hard to detect by because the look like normal ants but these are white. Specifically, when they travel beneath the ground, inside walls, below the flooring, and very somewhat within roof voids.
Termite Treatment Costs
Chemical Termite barriers are by very much the best vastly used type of termite deterrent as they may be used on established construction and which can be chemically sprayed, set or dusted into challenging-to-scope points and can include a wide area in a short amount of duration.
- Signs You Have Termites In Your Home
- Termite Protection Certificate AS3660.1
- How Much Does A Termite Treatment Cost?
- DIY Termite Control Options You Can Choose From
- Termite Certificate Of Compliance Part A & Part B
- How To Prevent Termites Is To Stop Moisture From Rising
- Cheap Termite Treatment cost between $550.00 to $990.00
- Chemical Termite Barrier Cost Around $880.00 – $3500.00
- Termite Bait Systems Can Cost Approx $880.00 For A Small House
- Types Of Termite Treatment Can Vary On The Cost Of Your Budget
- Liquid Chemical Barrier Treatment Is The Most Effective Protection
- Non-repellent Liquid Treatment Is Not That Effective For Live Termites
- How Much Can A Termite Treatment Cost For A Full Treatment, $1,800.00?
- A Termite Treatment Can Cost Approx $1,500.00 depends on the size of the home
RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Treating both residential and commercial properties across Melbourne, we have established a reputation for excellent service, exceed all industry standards and only use premium low toxic products for best pest extermination.
Termite Services
• TERMITE BAITING
• TERMITE CERTIFICATE
• TERMITE CHEMICAL
• TERMITE INSPECTIONS
• TERMITE NEW BUILD
• TERMITE PART A & B
• TERMITE PIPE FILL UP
• TERMITE PROTECTION
• TERMITE TREATMENT
• WHITE ANT TREATMENT
• 3660.1-2014 CERTIFICATE
All of our natural termite protection in Melbourne can cost between $555 for a minor treatment up to $5555 for a bigger home. For a risk-free or chemical free barrier will last for 8 - 10 years for all termite protection, this is the best choice, which all termite inground baiting stations are a secondary choice, price will only change on the dimension of your home. Part a and part b AS3660 termite certificate for a compliance with all new construction or an existing build and renovation. Chemical soil protection, physical barriers and slab penetration shields/collars for a certificate of compliance for the occupancy upon the end of the construction. Australian standards termite management sticker needs to be put in place and certified for protection for all part a & part b, home extensions, new timber decking, garage builds or a house revamping. How much will this cost, prices start at $333 for your basic protection
For all new home buyers, all builders, large developers, draftsman and architects beware that the Building Code of Australia or BCA, of Australian Standard is AS3660.1-2014. Part a, is at the start of the construction, and it's called a termite collar which is put down before the concrete slab is completed. Part a, secondary option is added and done as a termite chemical barrier before the garage slab, brick piers, stumps or footings have been poured, this is done if placed down is you don't have any plumbing pipes coming up out from the house slab. Part b, is stage 2 and is a physical termite blanket which is nailed at the edge of the slab, in some situations to put a chemical barrier down where there is no concrete around your home. A chemical reticulation system can be placed around the outside of the house at the end of the build for part b.
A registered building surveyor has to certify the property for a AS3660.1 termite certificate for the compliance when you have completed on the construction. Lots of people forget that the house needs termite protection before the construction and miss part a, the termite collar is the most common. Once you have finished part a & part b, you will get a registered certificate by the termite company that carried out the work. If you forget to do part a & part b, we can, we can treat for a AS3660.2-2017 which is a small termite treatment around your base of your home, this will get your termite certificate of compliance AS3660.1. When you are looking to purchase a home, most building inspectors will give advice to do a termite pretreatment AS3660.2 if he or she thinks that it is in a termite zone.
All pre-construction termite protection on houses provide new homeowners with effective pretreatment termite protection in inner Melbourne suburbs. New-construction termite protection is completed over 2 parts of your home, before starting a new home from the ground up? We are licensed to sign off on a physical and chemical barrier on all termite barriers, which includes a Term seal product. Termite protection has two stages; Part A (AS3660.1-2014) which is before the concrete slab is done and then part B (AS3660.1-2014) is around the outside of the home. Termite Management Notice Sticker is put in the front position of your home (in the electric meter box), at the end of the build: The building surveyor will not give out a permit for the new house or units with termite protection is required in accordance with as3660.1.
Termites need lots of food, wood and water to stay moving. Termite control & protection methods include baiting, foaming and creating a chemical termite barrier. A full annual termite inspection is carried by us and the protection against termites, which can detect termite action and stop long term harm to your house. The termite inspection will confirm that the termite protection plan put on station is designed only for your home and the surrounding premises. Safe keeps your house or building from ongoing termite hosts and basic damage with the use of baiting, building alterations, chemical soil treatments and other suitable measures. We’ll do an initial termite protection as well as follow-ups if needed to make sure that the correct white ant, termite protection procedures have put down and which have been achieved.
New construction termite part a and part b, known as a reputable termite control and termite protection company. With over 10 years experience, and servicing homes and commercial clients over Melbourne. One of the best termite control services in Melbourne, begins with the termite control protection is at the start of your construction to your home. This allows us to find what termite infestation you have and how to get rid of termites. We use the best of chemicals and only use Termidor termite protection, which comes with a minimum 8 -10-year warranty that is made by a company called BASF. All of our termite protection plans complies with the Australian standard AS 3660 termite certificate which comes at the end of the job. Termite protection with an injected system, dust or foam may cost between $333 and $666 depending on the degree of the damage. Termite baiting costs approx $888 to $2555. A soil termite protection is the greatest way to keep termites out, this will cost about $888 to $4444.
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