Termite Monitoring & Baiting

The use of termite monitoring and baiting systems is a modern approach to termite control. Our Termite Control Technicians take great pride in knowing the local community and conditions that may impact termites and termite activity. 

Rentokil utilises the only monitoring/baiting system that has a proven track record in over 2 million sites worldwide and is located around some famous Australian landmarks including Sydney Opera House, Melbourne Cricket Ground, at the Parliament House Canberra 

How Termite Monitoring & Baiting Works 

With a monitoring and baiting program, the unobtrusive termite bait stations are placed around the perimeter of your property. Your Rentokil Technician will routinely monitor these stations for termite activity. 

Termites locate the bait stations because of their natural foraging behaviour, eat the bait, and share it with other nest mates. This gradually kills large numbers of termites in the colony, and reduces its size until it can no longer support itself. The stations contain a non-toxic food termites prefer to eat. The bait that is inside the stations is highly palatable to termites and non-toxic to pets and children. 

Benefits of Termite Monitoring & Baiting: 

• Unobtrusive – does not change the appearance of your home 
• Non-disruptive – no drilling required 
• Peace of mind – routine, ongoing checks looking for signs of termite activity 
• Environmentally friendly – All stations contains a non-toxic food

Rentokil’s termite monitoring & baiting system works 365 days a year. The choice of a termite control system depends on many factors, including, your home’s construction and the severity of the termite problem. Your Rentokil Termite Control Representative will help you decide if monitoring and baiting is right for you. 

Rentokil Pest Control offers a comprehensive termite warranty.  Find out whether you can qualify to protect your home from termites. Call us today on 1300 805 087 for more advice on termite monitoring and baiting contact your local branch.