The expansive, planned community of Tuggeranong, set against the natural backdrop of the surrounding hills and waterways in the Australian Capital Area, uses its citizens a modern lifestyle but concurrently faces a pervasive and perilous danger: below ground termites. The combination of recognized real estate stock, consisting of both older brick v

Canberra, the national capital, with its peaceful environments and suburbs filled with trees, is unfortunately a leading target for subterranean termites, frequently called 'white ants' by locals. These quiet destroyers posture a significant threat to homes and services throughout the ACT, with species like the powerful Coptotermes frenchi and Nasu