You are here: Home >> Termite Australia

Termite Australia

Preventing a Termite Attack

by Cooper Crick on Feb 18, 2011

It is only after a flood that the saying “prevention is better than the cure” is truly understood. If you were lucky enough to have sufficient termite controls in place, you might want to revisit those measures to ensure they are still effective.

There’s actually no way of making a building completely termite-proof, but here’s some things you can do to make your place a less inviting location for termites:

Deny, minimize or challenge a termite’s ability to access cellulose-based materials, moisture or shelter – the three things they need to survive

• Ensure there is no timber in direct ground contact around the building – this is a direct path to a major problem
• Timber posts, staircases and door frames should never penetrate concrete floors or be in direct ground contact
• Timber should have at least 75mm ground clearance
• Treat timber with a borate if wood to soil contact is unavoidable
•...Read More >>



Find answers for Termite Australia

Did this solve your question? If not, then read following articles, answers and questions or ask a new question.

Recommended Reading

How Pest Problem is Affecting in Australia

by Cooper Crick

Great pride is exuded by the Australian Government because it is a natural wildlife and unique ecosystem has been preserved for over hundreds of years. If you take a look at Australia even from a distance, you see a continent that is lush and green and the seas are sparkling blue.

Foreign invasion

However, in the last few years there have been alarming cases of foreign pest invasion. These foreign pests find wildlife in Australia as a good place to reproduce and multiply. These foreign pests also are endangering the environmental balance of the country. Up until...

Read More >>

My Questions & Articles

Find latest questions, answers and articles.

Questions I Ask

Questions I Follow

Articles I Share

Do you like it? Share with friends!

Don't forget to follow us!

If you like our tutorials and answers, please give us a +1!