Baiting relies on monitored termite feeding, while a chemical treated zone treats suitable soil entry paths.
Neither option removes every future risk. The selected product, site conditions, and continued maintenance matter.
Cost over 5 years
Compare the full installation and servicing commitment over 5 years, using a written quote for each suitable option.
Initial installation and access work
Monitoring, follow up visits, and regular inspections
Replenishment or renewal requirements
Preparation and restoration of affected surfaces
The same property scope and assumptions for each option
Disruption and drilling
Chemical treatment may require drilling or trenching, while baiting needs accessible station locations.
Your quote should explain paving, slab penetrations, service locations, restoration, and areas that cannot be treated continuously.
Which suits which house?
Construction and access matter more than choosing a method from a photograph or price alone.
A slab home with extensive paving presents different access questions from a suspended floor home or a strata site. Existing systems and the location of activity also affect the recommendation.
How Guardian recommends a method
Guardian explains the findings, suitable options, limitations, and ongoing work before you decide.
