Pre Construction Termite Treatment
Attack Pest Control Sydney provide Termite barrier protection spray, we use chemicals registered for 10 years protection for termite pre construction purposes. Our Technicians Are Skilled, Extensively Trained And Experienced Professional Termite Exterminators
Pre-Construction termite spray with council certificate : From $220
Pre-Construction Spray
Liquid residual pre-construction treatments need to be applied to the soil before the building slab is produced for home construction according to (AS3660)
We use high quality chemicals that is registered for 10 years protection.
We use high quality chemicals that is registered for 10 years protection.
Termite Treatment
Your Satisfaction is our goal. If you aren't completely satisfied, we will work with you until you are. If pests return between treatments, our technician will return at no extra charge. And if we are unable to solve the problem a 100% money back guaranteed. More importantly, you can call us at anytime if you have a problem and we will work to solve it.
Termite Inspection
Annual termite inspections are essential for early detection of termite activity on the property to prevent the potential for large scale damage and expensive repairs. Inspections also assess the conditions that make a property more susceptible to timber pests and ways to minimize the risk of attack. A great majority of homes in mainland Australia are at risk from termite attack.
We work in strict accordance with Australian Standard (AS3660) to protect your property
We work in strict accordance with Australian Standard (AS3660) to protect your property
Termite Life Cycle
The life cycle of the termite begins with a mating flight, wherein swarming winged reproductive males and females leave established colonies and procreate. After fertilization, winged termites land and shed their wings, going on to form new colonies. These insects then become the king or queen termites of their newly established colonies. The queen and king termites are at the center of the termite life cycle and are responsible for reproduction.
After the fertilized queen lays her eggs, they hatch into pale white larvae. Over the course of several molts, these larvae grow to assume a role in one of the three termite colony castes: workers, soldiers and reproductive termites, also known as alates.
Each caste has a distinctly different physical appearance. Workers are responsible for constructing tunnels and chambers as well as feeding and grooming other termite castes. Soldier termites are yellow-brown in color, with dramatically enlarged heads and often large mandibles. These are useful in combat but render warriors incapable of feeding themselves. The reproductive alates are darker in color and are born with two pairs of wings.
Although it is not clear how larvae are relegated to a certain caste, some research has indicated that maturity and the overall needs of the colony may dictate caste assignment. In fact, research has indicated that castes in the termite life cycle are not rigidly set, as termites belonging to one caste may develop into another caste if the colony requires it. Thus, a soldier termite may become a worker or a reproductive termite if the colony experiences a shortage of one or the other.
Workers and soldiers live approximately one to two years. Queen termites may survive for over a decade under optimal climate conditions.
After the fertilized queen lays her eggs, they hatch into pale white larvae. Over the course of several molts, these larvae grow to assume a role in one of the three termite colony castes: workers, soldiers and reproductive termites, also known as alates.
Each caste has a distinctly different physical appearance. Workers are responsible for constructing tunnels and chambers as well as feeding and grooming other termite castes. Soldier termites are yellow-brown in color, with dramatically enlarged heads and often large mandibles. These are useful in combat but render warriors incapable of feeding themselves. The reproductive alates are darker in color and are born with two pairs of wings.
Although it is not clear how larvae are relegated to a certain caste, some research has indicated that maturity and the overall needs of the colony may dictate caste assignment. In fact, research has indicated that castes in the termite life cycle are not rigidly set, as termites belonging to one caste may develop into another caste if the colony requires it. Thus, a soldier termite may become a worker or a reproductive termite if the colony experiences a shortage of one or the other.
Workers and soldiers live approximately one to two years. Queen termites may survive for over a decade under optimal climate conditions.
ATTACK Pest Control Sydney's technicians are skilled, extensively trained and experienced professionals.
They Can provide you with the best and fastest results in removing or inspecting your place for Termite
They Can provide you with the best and fastest results in removing or inspecting your place for Termite