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The cost of purchasing your home is one of the largest amounts that you will spend during your lifetime. You must protect your home at all costs because it is the largest purchase that you will ever make. Keeping our homes termite free is as important as making the mortgage payment as rampant termites can ruin your pride and joy in no time laying your home in ruin with a sustained attach.


Termites could be eating your home right now without you knowing it. They have a habit of sneaking in and going to work without you knowing. They hide from the light and you. They cannot be heard or seen but they can be tracked with the correct equipment.


Its essential that you get your home a specialty Termite Treatment from Brisbane Termite Services to protect your investment and home from these pests. Termites especially attack unprotected buildings. Once these termites make a home in any building, then there is no stopping their damage. Its amazing how a termite colony can make so much damage in such a short time leaving not only a damage bill (for repair) but an unstable building as well.


Various kinds of Termite Treatments are offered by Brisbane Termite Services. Once Termites have attacked your home, you have to be careful in eradicating them. Brisbane Termite Services helps us handle these unwanted guests well. The best Termite Treatment is to get them totally eradicated using Brisbane Termite Services. Eradication treatment is done post the preliminary inspection of the home. An expert report is prepared and eradication task of Termite Treatment is performed by an experienced team.


Brisbane Termite services recommend at least yearly Termite Inspections to ensure that your unwanted guests dont return to your dream home. 


Brisbane Termite Services suggest you also use chemical soil barriers to stop the termites in their tracks when they are approaching your home. Applications of these barriers around the perimeter of the building is an important aspect of Termite prevention Treatments. Installing the chemical barrier is followed by the step of maintaining as suggested by Brisbane Termite Services. If you do not maintain your barrier the termites will find a way to get to your home.                                                       

Once you engage Brisbane Termite Services they will keep inspecting your homes at regular intervals to prevent any termite infestation. We would suggest that you do a complete inspection of your property every 12 months.


Even post the Termite Treatment you can contact Brisbane Termite Services, for any follow up treatments or questions. They help you treat Termites in the best way anywhere in and around Brisbane, Australia. Visit  *****  to learn more.

Termite Inspections | termite control | Brisbane Termite Services

Not one or two but there are 20 species of subterranean termites which commonly attack in Australia and 10 of these can be found in QLD. It has become a major concern for most of the Australian house owners to protect their homes from these Termites. Damage caused by Termites is a costly affair when it comes to repair and a termite attack will structurally damages the whole house. If you want to totally eradicate Termites, you need to apply a form of chemical treatment. After you build a property you should have proper termite inspection routine in place, so that you can have the piece of mind that you are preventing termites from entering and causing damage to your property. To cut down on the risk, and keep the chances of damage smaller, 12 Monthly inspections are recommended as per Australian Standard. Any Termite Damage can occur quite quickly so its important to have regular termite inspections and treatments. A Termite Inspection can be done very quickly and economically by qualified individuals. Save your home now as it’s the most valuable asset that you have. Get Termites detected through a Termite Inspection today, For more details visit ************

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There are about 20 species of subterranean termites which commonly attack timber- in- service throughout Australia and 10 of these can be found in QLD. So prevention, to keep termites out, to protect buildings especially our homes, is a major concern for most Australian home owner especially if you are the owner of a residence which was previously constructed before the year 2000.
Common species
Subterranean termites species which make tunnels in the ground. They are capable of travelling up to 50-100 meters underground in search of a food source.
Some of the common types of termites located in Qld:

Heterotermes
Coptotermes
Schedorhinotermes
Microcerotermes
Nasutitermes

Mastotermes

Mastotermes darwiniensis, common names Giant Northern Termite and Darwin Termite, is a termite species found only in northern Australia. It is a very peculiar animal, the most primitive termite alive.[1] As such, it shows uncanny similarities to certain cockroaches, the termites' closest relatives. These similarities include the anal lobe of the wing and the laying of eggs in bunches, rather than singly. It is the only living member of its genus Mastotermes and its family Mastotermitidae, though numerous fossil taxa are known. The termites were traditionally placed in the Exopterygota, but such an indiscriminate treatment makes that group a paraphyletic grade of basal neopterans. Thus, the cockroaches, termites and their relatives are nowadays placed in a clade called Dictyoptera.

HETEROTERMES SPP

Heterotermes ferox is often encountered attacking posts, poles, paling fences, timber decking and flooring of properties wherever weathering and decay are present. Heterotermes ferox is widely distributed throughout Australia, but fortunately does not range far from its small colonies which include a queen, king, soldiers, workers, and reproductives. Soldiers are 3.5 to 7.5mm and have long rectangular heads with no obvious teeth on their prominent and dark mandibles. Both workers and soldiers have slender bodies, move slowly and the soldiers in particular, are not courageous with their peculiar habit of shuffling backwards when confronted.

Coptotermes

The body of the worker termite is small, white and translucent as are the limbs. The soldier is larger and also white but the ovoid head, the forward pointing mandibles, the prothorax and the front segments of the abdomen are dark brown. There are two small pale spots on the head adjacent to the antennae. On the forehead there is an opening called a fontanelle which can extrude a white defensive secretion. In appearance, C. gestroi is very similar to C. formosanus but they can be differentiated under the microscope, with the number of hairs on the head of the soldier differing in the two species

Microcerotermes

Amitermitinae constitute a subfamily of harvester termites & allies (family Termitidae) in the Isoptera order. They have been merged with the Termitinae subfamily. and are considered by ITIS as an invalid taxon. However, a case could be made to keep them in their own subfamily because they have some important attributes that affect soil.

Impact of termites

In a lot of ways, termites are a paradox. They're strong enough to eat a house, but their bodies are soft, delicate and prone to drying out. Soldiers, whose sole job is to defend the colony, can't even feed themselves. Adult termites develop wings so they can leave the colony and find a new home, helping the termite population grow. But winged termites are terrible flyers, and most don't survive the journey.

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