Station-based program

Baiting and monitoring systems

A baiting system places monitoring stations around the property, and above-ground stations directly on active workings, so termites recruit to a bait matrix and carry it back to the nest. Because the workers do the distribution, baiting can reach a colony no drill rig ever could, at the cost of running as a program rather than a single visit.

Scope

What this covers

  • Station layout designed around the building footprint and known activity

  • Above-ground stations installed on live leads where activity is current

  • Scheduled servicing to check interception, replenish bait and log results

  • Colony decline tracking through to cessation of activity

  • Transition planning to long-term monitoring once feeding stops

Timing

When it's needed

The strong choice where a continuous treated zone is impractical: tiered landscaping, waterfront structures, extensive paving, or slab designs with no honest way to complete a perimeter. Also preferred by owners who want less termiticide in the ground, accepting servicing visits in exchange.

Leave live termite workings undisturbed until a technician has seen them, keep children and pets away from freshly treated soil and open trenches during works, and never handle bait station contents. If you suspect termiticide has entered a waterway or tank supply, contact the applicator and the NSW EPA.

Quote variables

What shapes the scope

Termite treatment in NSW is pesticide work: it must be performed by a pest management technician licensed by the NSW Environment Protection Authority, using registered products applied per label. Ask for the technician's licence details and the product records for your job, and keep both with the property file.

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