What are flying termites!
These winged termites emerge in large numbers, especially during warm, humid weather, often after rain. It’s a clear sign that termite infestation is nearby.
Why Are Flying Termites a Problem?
Potential structural damage
Increases risk of infestation
Fast reproduction
How to identify Flying Termites
Flying TERMITES Flying ANTS
Antennae are straight Bent or elbowed
Body shape are Broad waist Pinched waist
What to do if you see Flying Termites
1- Don’t panic
2- Turn off external lights at night they attract swarmers
3- Collect a few specimens for identification
4- Check for for signs of infestation, like mud tubes or damaged timber
NEED HELP NOW?
If you have seen Flying Termites you can’t afford to wait call us today on 0411447188
It’s quite common knowledge nowadays that termites can cause irreparable damage to a home and this affect the overall integrity of your house structure. While most people avoid trying to think about it, termite damage is a real issue and millions of dollars of damages are caused each year. Should you have any reason for concern it is important that you contact us on 0411447188 for professional advice.
There are numerous ways that you can treat or prevent termites from entering your property. All treatments are recommended and used depending on each properties circumstances however, to give you an idea and outline what they are, please see below:
- Soil Treatment: Treating the soil around your house will act as a termite barrier and is applied by digging a barrier in the form of a trench and applying a termiticide will kill any termites in the house as they come back to the soil to nest. The trench is usually inspected and the treatment refilled each year.
- Wood Treatment: A surface spray, injection or foam is typically used on wooden surfaces within the home to prevent infestations from occuring and will also typically eliminate any existing termites that are in the home. Treatments are usually done during the construction phase of the home and injections or foam are done after the home is built. Treating the wood will still require the home owner to undertake inspections and apply preventative measures on a yearly basis.
- Bait Systems: Similar to most pest control bait systems, bait systems will be installed around the perimeter of the home and will be frequently monitored to review termite activity.