Chemical Treatments for termites

Types of Pesticides Used in Australia

Chemical treatments are a popular and effective way to help control termites. They involve the application of highly specialised products to areas where termites are present or likely to be found. There are many different types of chemical treatments available, each tailored specifically for certain pests or situations. For example, liquid termiticides can be used as a barrier against subterranean termite infestations, while bait stations can be used to attract and eliminate drywood termite colonies. Other chemical treatments include baiting systems, fumigation, dusting and aerosol sprays. All these treatments have their own advantages and disadvantages that should be taken into consideration when choosing the right solution for your particular situation.

Biological Controls for termites

Frequently Asked Questions

What chemical treatments are available for termite extermination in Australia?
Common chemical treatments used in Australia for termite extermination include bifenthrin, chlorpyrifos and fipronil.
Are chemical treatments safe to use around my family and pets?
Chemical treatments should be handled carefully and according to label instructions in order to ensure safety of your family and pets.
How long will the effects of the chemical treatment last?
The effects of the chemical treatment vary depending on which one is used, but generally last from two to five years.
Are there any environmental concerns associated with using these chemicals?
Yes, there are potential environmental concerns associated with using chemicals for termite extermination, such as contamination of water sources or disruption of local wildlife habitats.