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REAL GOLIATH PROJECT • BRADBURY

Termidor HE Barrier for a Slab-on-Ground Home, Bradbury

A slab-on-ground termite barrier project following evidence of previous termite damage near the pool side of the property.

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Close-up of a circular drilled opening in an outdoor hard surface
On-site process: close-up of a circular drilled opening in an outdoor hard surface.
Drilled access opening in a concrete or paved surface beside treatment equipment
Drilled access opening in a concrete or paved surface beside treatment
Treatment lance aimed toward soil at an external building corner
On-site process: treatment lance aimed toward soil at an external building corner.
SITE FINDINGS

What shaped the treatment plan

  • Previous termite damage increased the importance of a clearly defined management zone around the structure.
  • Slab-on-ground construction required perimeter treatment methods suited to concrete and adjoining soil zones.
  • The installation needed to preserve future inspection access around the building edge.
WORK COMPLETED

How the project was approached

  • Installed a Termidor HE chemical barrier to the accessible perimeter in accordance with the treatment layout.
  • Used drilling and injection where concrete prevented direct soil access and soil treatment where exposed perimeter zones allowed it.
  • Recorded the completed barrier and provided the relevant treatment documentation and durable notice.
PROJECT TAKEAWAY

What this project demonstrates

This project shows how slab-on-ground construction changes a barrier installation. Concrete sections and exposed soil require different treatment methods, while the finished layout still needs to preserve practical inspection access around the building edge.

FOLLOW-UP

Ongoing management matters

Regular termite inspections remain necessary because no barrier removes the need for ongoing inspection. Annual inspection is required to maintain the applicable warranty conditions.

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LOCATIONBradbury, NSW
SERVICETermidor HE barrier for a slab-on-ground home
SITE CONDITION

Previous termite damage was identified near the pool side and the construction included concrete and exposed soil treatment zones.

TREATMENT APPROACH

The perimeter program used drilling and injection through suitable concrete plus soil treatment where exposed.

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