Pre & Post Construction

A Part A & Part B termite barrier system provides comprehensive protection against concealed termite entry by treating both the building perimeter and vulnerable service penetrations.

Part A typically protects service penetrations and other potential termite entry points beneath the slab, while Part B provides protection around the external perimeter of the building. Together, these components create a continuous termite management system designed to reduce the risk of termites gaining concealed access to the structure.

Our systems are installed in accordance with the building design and site conditions, with particular attention given to plumbing penetrations, slab edges, construction joints and other areas where termites may attempt to enter.

Once installed, the system forms an important part of the property’s overall termite management strategy and can be combined with regular termite inspections to provide ongoing protection.

A professionally installed Part A & Part B termite barrier helps protect new buildings from termite entry while providing homeowners with greater confidence that vulnerable areas of the structure have been properly addressed.

A termite reticulation system provides a practical and effective way to maintain a chemical termite barrier around or beneath a building without the need for repeated trenching or disruption to finished areas.

The system consists of specially designed pipework installed in key areas of the property, allowing termiticide to be evenly distributed through the surrounding soil. This creates a treated zone designed to reduce the risk of concealed termite entry into the structure.

Once the reticulation system has been installed, it is professionally charged with an approved termiticide at the required application rate. The system can then be recharged at recommended intervals to maintain the effectiveness of the termite barrier over time.

Reticulation systems are particularly useful around building perimeters, beneath paved or concreted areas and in locations where future access to the soil may be difficult.

Professional installation and charging helps ensure the system provides consistent coverage and forms an important part of an ongoing termite management strategy when combined with regular termite inspections.

A pesticide-free termite barrier system provides long-term physical protection against concealed termite entry without relying on chemical treatments in the soil.

Systems such as Termimesh use a durable stainless-steel mesh installed around vulnerable areas of the building, including service penetrations, slab edges and other potential termite entry points. The mesh is designed to create a physical barrier that termites cannot pass through, helping direct any future activity into areas where it can be more easily detected during inspection.

The system is installed during construction and forms part of the building’s overall termite management strategy, providing protection to key entry points without the need for ongoing chemical replenishment.

Pesticide-free termite barriers are particularly well suited to new builds, extensions and projects where a non-chemical termite management solution is preferred.

When combined with regular termite inspections, a professionally installed physical barrier system provides reliable, low-maintenance protection and greater confidence that your property is protected against concealed termite entry.