Baiting
Relies on suitable station placement, inspection and response when activity is detected.
Explore baiting →Compare processes, not promises
Baiting and treated-soil approaches manage termite risk differently. The useful question is which approach suits the property, objective and maintenance expectations—not which is universally best.
Relies on suitable station placement, inspection and response when activity is detected.
Explore baiting →Aims to establish treated zones at relevant entry routes; access, continuity and later disturbance matter.
Explore the treated-soil process →Both require the owner to understand inspections, records and events that could affect the system.
Explore compare ongoing maintenance →I haven't set out here which of these I offer. Ask me before you rely on this comparison for your own property.
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