Termites, or White Ants (as they are also commonly known), are Subterranean, ground dwelling, tunnel building, social insects that live in colonies. An established colony can consist of up to several million individuals. Regardless of numbers, Termites can cause immense property damage.
Known as the silent destroyer amongst Australian pests, Termites often thrive in yards and homes regardless of whether the building is made of brick or timber and more often than not they will enter your premises undetected without any immediate signs of damage and moisture is often a major contributing factor in attracting termite infestation.
Termites can enter your home in a number of ways and they can include the following: Cracks or joins in the concrete slab, alongside waste water/penetration pipes that pass through the concrete slab and also through weepholes (which are located around the base of your home or premises) just to name a few.
Feeding on all forms of wood, including housing foundations / structures, roof void timbers, door frames, window frames, timber decking, landscaping timbers, trees, stumps, fences, timber stacks, building refuse and even books, any home can provide Termites with the proper conditions for an infestation.
Apart from your regular Visual Termite Inspections that we recommend be carried out at least on an Annual basis – Treating your property with one of McKenna Pest Control’s certified Termite Management Programs is the best way to protect your home or business from Termite Ingress.
Considering every property is different, a qualified technician will visit your premises to assess the situation, discuss Treatment recommendations and present a written Termite Treatment proposal for your consideration.
Whether you have a Termite problem or just want to protect your home, McKenna Pest Control offers a variety of Termite solutions including:
All chemicals used throughout our pest management processes are registered & approved by the Queensland health department. They include:
Termidor is McKenna Pest Controls preferred Termiticide in treating for the control of Subterranean Termites…
Each home is unique. Treatment processes may require drilling holes through concrete paths, tiles, or pavers to inject Termiticide. If drilling is required, holes are placed approximately 300mm from the edge of the building and are drilled at 150-200mm intervals according to Australian Standards. All holes are resealed once Termiticide has been injected. Chemicals may also be placed directly into the ground through trenches around the perimeter of the premises. After injection, soil is backfilled and the barrier is brought back to the surface to enhance termite protection. Upon completion of the treatment, McKenna Pest Control ensures that your property is left as clean as possible.
Yes – In most cases a 60 months free service period is offered in conjunction with a “Full and Complete Termite Management Program,” unless a technician feels that it is not an available option due to the building’s construction or according to the treatment plan.
Unfortunately both your normal household insurance policy and McKenna Pest Control do not personally repair or replace Termite damaged timbers.
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YES – McKenna Pest Control now Offers ZIP – Own it Now, Pay Later
Yes! In Association with the chemicals Manufacturers, we are able to offer their respective warranties depending upon the Termiticide applied and the length of Free Service Period given.
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