Our homes are often our most expensive investment, so it makes sense to protect them from termite attack.
These days new homes are required by councils to have some sort of termite protection installed during construction, but what about existing older homes?
Termite barriers and termite treated zones are installed to existing properties. The termite prevention barrier surrounds the entire perimeter of your home, and if there is a sub floor area then work is done there as well. Product is injected into the soil around the outside and underneath your home to prevent termite attack.
The best products like Termidor come with a guarantee and last for many years.
A termite prevention plan is an important part of home ownership and can save you a significant amount of money in building repairs in the future; as termite damage is not covered by household insurance.
Rocket Pest and Termite are fully accredited Termidor installers and can help you with all your termite treatment and termite prevention requirements. Call us any time on 1300 476 253.
Have a great day,
Paul
These days new homes are required by councils to have some sort of termite protection installed during construction, but what about existing older homes?
Termite barriers and termite treated zones are installed to existing properties. The termite prevention barrier surrounds the entire perimeter of your home, and if there is a sub floor area then work is done there as well. Product is injected into the soil around the outside and underneath your home to prevent termite attack.
The best products like Termidor come with a guarantee and last for many years.
A termite prevention plan is an important part of home ownership and can save you a significant amount of money in building repairs in the future; as termite damage is not covered by household insurance.
Rocket Pest and Termite are fully accredited Termidor installers and can help you with all your termite treatment and termite prevention requirements. Call us any time on 1300 476 253.
Have a great day,
Paul
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