Recognising Early Warning Signs

Mud tubes along a foundation wall, timber that sounds hollow when tapped, and discarded wings near windows after a warm evening are all signs worth acting on before a colony establishes itself further into the structure.

Partial vs Whole-Property Barriers

A partial barrier can address a confirmed entry point on a smaller structure, while larger or older properties with multiple access risks usually call for a continuous perimeter barrier to close every gap at once.

Preparing for a Site Visit

Clear access to external walls, sub-floor vents and any known damp areas, and note down where you've spotted activity so the technician can prioritise those zones during tracing.

Staying Protected Long-Term

Booking an annual monitoring check keeps the barrier's condition on record, so a top-up can be scheduled well before protection lapses rather than after new activity appears.