Dedant Building and Pest

  Termite Attack in Logan City This tree stump was noticed by one of our staff at a local shopping centre. The tree had been cut down, so he took a closer look. He found the inside of the tree had been eaten away by termites . The termites entered from underground, up through the middle of the tree completely undetected and destroyed the structural integrity of the tree. In a similar way, termites can access your home. If there is timber in contact with the ground and your house, termites can chew their way through the timber and enter your house. They can continue to go unnoticed and cause serious damage to your property. ​This example shows why regular bi-annual or annual inspections are recommended to make sure these little masters of stealth don’t get a chance to destroy your home. It’s the best form of insurance for your home and gives you peace of mind. ​What Is A Termite Inspection? ​A termite inspection is a comprehensive inspection of the property, yard and home building ...

  Termites in Queensland Termites are small, wood eating pests that cause thousands of dollars in damage to homes across Queensland ever year. While most areas of coastal Australia are at high risk of termite attacks, Queensland is a hotbed for these pests. This is because of the natural conditions of Queensland, such as humidity, alternating periods of dry weather and stormy downpours, as well as the high number of trees. Queenslander style homes are especially at risk, given the amount of wood used in their construction. Thankfully, there are plenty of termite management systems available. There are 10 native species of termites in Queensland and many more that have been introduced over time. Queensland is home to the largest and most aggressive species of termite, the mastotermes darwiniensis. How to recognise termites There are several tell-tale signs that your house has been stricken by a termite infestation. Easily damaged wood: The most obvious sign of termites can be when...