Termite management after construction
Post-construction termite management applies to existing homes and buildings where termite risk needs to be assessed, reduced or monitored over time.
The right approach depends on the property, access, construction type, visible evidence, moisture conditions, previous treatments, landscaping and the level of ongoing protection required.
Options may include:
- Annual termite inspections
- Active termite assessments
- Termite baiting systems
- Chemical treated zones
- Reticulation system recharge
- Conducive condition advice
- Ongoing termite management plans
Active termite assessments
For properties with suspected or visible termite activity, termite damage or suspicious timber deterioration.
Termite baiting systems
Ongoing termite baiting and monitoring options for properties where baiting is suitable.
Chemical treated zones
Termite treated zone options where property design, access and site conditions allow.
Post-construction termite management FAQs
What is post-construction termite management?
It is termite management for existing homes and buildings, rather than termite systems installed during construction.
What option is best for my property?
The best option depends on the property, access, construction, moisture conditions, termite risk, previous treatments and whether active termites are present.
Do I still need annual termite inspections?
Yes. Regular termite inspections remain important even where a termite management system is installed.
Discuss post-construction termite management
Phone: 0499 524 865
Email: info@venatic.com.au
