REAL GOLIATH PROJECT • DENISTONE
Trelona Termite Monitoring Program, Denistone
A Trelona termite monitoring program using 18 stations positioned around the property and a structured monitoring schedule during the first year.
REAL GOLIATH FIELD WORK
Supporting photos from Goliath field work
These genuine Goliath field photographs were selected to match the treatment method and property conditions discussed in this project.
SITE FINDINGS
What shaped the treatment plan
- The site was suited to an external monitoring approach around the building perimeter.
- Station placement needed to maintain practical access for future inspections and servicing.
- Ongoing monitoring was important because termite pressure can change over time.
WORK COMPLETED
How the project was approached
- Installed 18 Trelona termite monitoring stations at suitable locations around the property.
- Recorded station positions so future inspections could be completed consistently.
- Included monitoring through the initial 12-month program, with ongoing servicing available after the initial period.
PROJECT TAKEAWAY
What this project demonstrates
This project shows the value of a serviceable monitoring layout. The station network was positioned so it could be inspected consistently over time, because termite monitoring depends on repeat access and scheduled review rather than the initial installation alone.
FOLLOW-UP
Ongoing management matters
Termite baiting and monitoring systems rely on scheduled inspection and servicing. The station network remains most useful when access around the property is maintained.