Meranti is a timber commonly used inside brick veneer homes to decorate the windows, door frames and skirting boards.

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We hear it all the time: “Termites don’t eat hardwood”.

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Almost half of the roof, including Roof Tiles, was removed in order to replace roof trusses, top plates and wall framing of the laundry, living room, dining room, kitchen and bathroom.

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Our inspector found termites tracking up the walls under the house today.

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Severe extensive damage was observed to the garage walls including top plates and bottom plates.

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Even though the home has a full Termimesh perimeter treatment, they still entered undetected.

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Termite treatments under buildings, such as seen below, stop termites from entering buildings.

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A few years later was flattened by a cyclone in 1885. The church was rebuilt using the original timbers. Recently the Church was restored by the Friends of Tingalpa Heritage Group.

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One of the the misconceptions about termites and timber homes such as the Queenslander style home on wooden stumps, is about termite attack.

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The owner had carried out his own treatments, but the termites progressively moved to other areas of the house.

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Termite nest found on an outdoor switch box

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Termites have climbed this old timber ladder to access the mezzanine level in this Pinjarra Hills shed.

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The home owners of this Wynnum home didn’t see this large termite lead coming up inside the store room and into their bathroom.

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Black termites are seen in this photo taken by one of our technicians on his vacation in Palawan Philippines. They are very similar to a common species that we find in Queensland called Nasutitermes.

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Old timber homes such as the Queenslander style home are generally at much lower risk of sustaining serious termite damage than brick veneer homes.

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Termite damage in a roof can be concealed by insulation, but at this Belmont home the damage is visible.

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