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Termite protection before the slab or after handover.

Certified treatments for new builds, renovations and extensions. We work in around your trades, and the compliance certificate is issued the same day the work is done.

Certificates supplied for council, certifier and handover paperwork.

Working with local builders since 1986 QBCC licence 1110740 Compliance certificates issued Fully insured
Where it fits in the build

Timed to the build, certified at each stage

1

Before the pour

Under-slab and penetration treatment once plumbing rough-in is done, ahead of the concrete.

2

At lock-up

Perimeter treatment once external slabs, paths and final ground levels are set.

3

At handover

Compliance certificate issued the same day, for your certifier and the handover pack.

Required input: confirm systems used & certification standard (AS 3660.1)

Renovations & extensions

The join is where barriers break

  • An extension pours new slab against old, and that join is the most common concealed entry point we find.
  • We tie the new work into the home’s existing protection so there’s no untreated gap.
  • An inspection first, so you know the existing home is clean before the walls close up.
Who calls us

Builders and owner-builders both

For builders

Booked around your pour dates, on site when we say we will be, certificates issued the same day. One call books the next stage.

For homeowners & owner-builders

We’ll read the plans, explain what the certifier needs, and make sure the protection on paper is the protection in the ground.

Construction questions

Asked before most pours

Is termite protection required on a new build?

Yes. New homes in Queensland need a termite management system installed to the Australian standard, and your certifier will ask for the certificate. We issue it the same day the work is done.

When should we book you in?

As soon as you have a pour date. The under-slab stage happens after plumbing rough-in and before the concrete, and we fit in around the other trades.

Does a small extension still need it?

Yes. The new-to-old join is the most common concealed entry we find, and it’s cheapest to protect while the ground is open.

Talk to us before the pour

Send the slab plan and we’ll quote the treatment the same day.

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