What is a termite barrier and how is it installed to my home?
Treatments and methods vary with each home, depending on the type of foundations, construction materials, number and type of verandas and patios etc. A termite barrier is installed by digging narrow trenches along all external walls, and (if relevant) drilling small holes through horizontal surfaces. The recommended termiticide and/or product (reticulation) is then applied. With all termite barriers and applications, manufacturers of the termiticide give a life expectancy. This is worked out for an ideal application to an ideal area with standard termite pressure. There should be a durable notice sticker in your meter box, which explains how your property is protected, and the life expectancy of the chemical treatment. It is recommend most termite barriers should be renewed every 3-5 years. Termite control treatments usually take a day or two, with very little upset to your daily routine. 14. What termiticides do Pest Busters use? Termiticides vary from different pest management compan
