Subterranean termites pose a considerable and persistent challenge for both house owners and industrial home managers in the nationwide capital. The city's landscape, identified by substantial native bushland and mature eucalyptus trees, develops an ideal environment for devastating termite species such as Coptotermes frenchi and Nasutitermes exiti

Canberra, the capital city with its attractive plant, provides an excellent living environment. Regrettably, its rich surroundings and climate create the perfect conditions for subterranean termites, a hazardous insect frequently puzzled with 'white ants.' These quiet burglars position a serious threat to wood structures in the area, requiring proa