Pre Construction

Combined termite barrier systems bring together several products, with each performing a specific role. These products include Fipforce HP, Termidor, Biflex, Kordon and Greenzone expansion joint foam. Each product is designed for particular applications and termite entry risks. Depending on the building design and site conditions, combining compatible products can help manage multiple potential entry

Termite management is more straightforward when technicians have clear access to the soil. They can install a continuous barrier before construction covers the area. Once a structure already exists, that access disappears. Post-construction and renovation termite protection differs from pre-construction work. Understanding the available options can help you determine whether your existing home has adequate

Physical termite barriers help manage vulnerable areas such as service penetrations, expansion joints, slab perimeters and construction junctions. These areas may provide concealed entry points if the building’s termite management system does not protect them correctly. Kordon and Greenzone Expansion Foam are commonly described as physical termite barriers because installers incorporate them into the building.

When comparing chemical termiticides in Australia, there is no single product that suits every property. A termite management professional must consider the building design, soil conditions, drainage, access and intended application. Fipforce HP, Termidor and Biflex Ultra Lo-Odour are registered termiticides used to establish chemical soil-treated zones. Fipforce HP and Termidor contain fipronil, while Biflex

Termite damage can remain hidden until the building requires extensive repairs. A general building inspection may not include a comprehensive termite inspection, so property owners should arrange a suitable timber pest or termite inspection when required. Many home insurance policies exclude damage caused by termites or other insects. However, coverage varies between insurers and policies,