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To quote we want the plans or slab plan, the slab type (raft, waffle pod or suspended), the address, an approximate pour date, and engineering for retaining walls or step-downs.
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Postcode 2011 covers Woolloomooloo and the streets immediately around it. At about 1.2 km east of the CBD it falls in the Inner South & City Fringe, where we have vans out daily. Our technicians are through Woolloomooloo most days, so same-day attendance is usually available.
The Woolloomooloo addresses we attend cluster around Kings Cross station and Forbes Street Reserve. Double Bay Beach is another part of the suburb we are called to often.
Under City of Sydney and Bayside, we cover Woolloomooloo and Elizabeth Bay, Rushcutters Bay and Darling Point alike. The building stock is close-packed, so we look at what the property adjoins before deciding where product goes.
Woolloomooloo jobs tend to be apartments and converted blocks where the kitchen backs onto a service riser. Let us know which when you ring and we will plan the visit around it.
Westfield Sydney and the remainder of 2011 are on the same run.
The 2011 run is set the day before and you are given an arrival time. Where Elizabeth Bay and Rushcutters Bay fall on the same round, we can usually bring the visit forward.
It is not guidance. It is the benchmark a private certifier assesses against, which is why we install to the approved plan rather than to habit.
The slab type changes the detail completely. A waffle pod slab has pods and perimeter beams to work around, a raft slab has different edge detailing, and a suspended floor needs the piers and bearers protected instead. We specify from the engineering, not from habit.
The system does not stop termites existing - it forces them into the open where an inspection will find them. That is why the annual check is part of the system rather than an optional extra.
Photos from our own Sydney installations, not stock images. We recommend the right mix for your slab design, site and budget.

A physical, termite-resistant membrane laid over the prepared ground ahead of the pour, covering the slab's entire footprint.

Collars sealed to every plumbing pipe, conduit and service that passes through the slab. These are the most common hidden entry points for termites.

A physical barrier at the slab edge and continuing into the wall cavity, preventing concealed tunnelling up the slab's outside face.

APVMA-registered termiticide into the soil, with optional reticulation pipework for recharging the barrier later without excavation.

Piers, bearers and suspended timber floors protected, which matters on sloping and elevated blocks.

Detailed work against retaining walls, sandstone cuts, step-downs and the cut-and-fill sites common around Sydney.
Once the slab is poured, the areas termites use most are sealed away for good.
It costs far less now than retrofitting later, and vastly less than repairing termite damage.
Under the NCC, Class 1 homes and Class 10 outbuildings with termite-susceptible primary building elements require a compliant termite management system.
Once concrete covers them, pipe penetrations and slab joints cannot be fully protected - it has to happen before the pour.
An under-slab system protects the parts of the footprint no later treatment can access.
Before issuing the Occupation Certificate, the certifier requires both the installation certificate and the durable notice.
Buyers, building inspectors and lenders all take comfort from documented, compliant termite protection.
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Both approaches can comply with AS 3660.1. Many Sydney builds use a combination.
| System | How it works | Durability & upkeep | Best suited to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Physical membrane, mesh or graded stone | Sheet membrane, stainless mesh or graded stone particles form a layer termites cannot pass, under the slab or at the perimeter | Lasts as long as the slab unless disturbed, and never needs a chemical top-up | Slab-on-ground homes, and anyone wanting a non-chemical system |
| Penetration collars | Each pipe and conduit through the slab is sealed with a physical collar | Long-lasting, assuming correct installation before the pour | Every slab, usually in combination with a perimeter system |
| Chemical soil barrier | A treated zone created with termiticide in the soil below and around the building | The label and the soil conditions set the service life; it can be re-applied | Builds with tighter budgets, and some complex sites |
| Reticulation system | A pipe network installed ahead of paving, allowing the soil to be re-treated by pumping | Can be topped up throughout the building's life without digging up paving | Homes surrounded by paving or heavy landscaping |
| Baiting (post-construction) | Ground stations for monitoring, then baiting to eliminate the colony | The stations must be serviced regularly | Existing homes - see termite control |
Termite barriers are installed in stages that follow the build, not in a single visit.
Give us the plans and slab details; back comes a recommended system and a fixed price for every stage.
Collars go onto every service penetration, and once the site is prepared the under-slab membrane or the chemical treatment is installed.
While the brickwork or cladding goes up, the perimeter and cavity barriers are installed, leaving no gap at the slab edge.
A specified chemical perimeter or reticulation system is finished around the building prior to paving and landscaping.
A durable notice in the meter box documents the system; the installation certificate is issued to the builder and certifier.
Maintenance advice and a recommended inspection schedule are given to the owner to keep the system working.
| Document | What it is | Who needs it |
|---|---|---|
| Durable notice | The permanent meter-box notice recording the system, the install date, any chemical's life expectancy, the installer and inspection advice | The certifier, the owner, and owners after them |
| Installation certificate | A written statement of system, products, protected areas and installer licence | Builder, certifier and the owner's records |
| Product information | What physical system or termiticide was used, together with safety data sheets for any chemical | Builder and owner |
| Maintenance & inspection advice | Maintenance guidance and the AS 3660.2 recommended inspection frequency | Homeowner |
To quote we want the plans or slab plan, the slab type (raft, waffle pod or suspended), the address, an approximate pour date, and engineering for retaining walls or step-downs.
We schedule around the plumber's set-out and the concreter's pour. Tell us when services are in and we will confirm the collar installation before the pour inspection.
Developers and volume builders work to consistent pricing with a single contact and documentation for every dwelling.
Occupation certificate delays usually trace to a missing durable notice or poor records. We give the certifier the full set in one go.
A barrier only works if it stays intact and visible. Homeowners should follow these points for the life of the building.
| Factor | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Slab area & perimeter length | Larger footprints need more membrane, more perimeter protection and more labour |
| Which system | A full under-slab physical system, a perimeter-only system, and chemical or reticulation options all price differently |
| Number of penetrations | Every plumbing and electrical penetration through the slab needs a collar |
| Complexity of the site | Retaining walls, step-downs, sandstone cuts and suspended floors each add detailing |
| Site visits required | Staging follows the build program; multi-dwelling sites may be combined into fewer visits |
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We install across 2011 and the surrounding Inner South & City Fringe - new builds, knock-down rebuilds, extensions and owner-builder projects around Double Bay Beach and beyond.
Anything attached to the structure is part of the structure as far as termites are concerned.
Reactive soil is the argument for a system that tolerates movement rather than a rigid one. We choose based on the soil report for the Woolloomooloo site, not on a default.
Licence 5122967 in NSW, and installations completed to AS 3660.1.
Scheduled around the builder's program, so a barrier stage does not delay the pour.
Durable notice, installation certificate and product details, all supplied.
Single dwellings, granny flats, duplexes and multi-unit projects.
Everything you need to know before you book. Still unsure? Call us — we're happy to help.
Get a Free QuoteBarriers are quoted off your plans and slab details. We quote on the property rather than the postcode, so a unit in Woolloomooloo and a large house are priced differently. The figure is fixed before any work starts. You get the AS 3660.1 certificate and the durable notice for the meter box.
Same-day attendance is usually available. Our Inner South & City Fringe technicians cover Woolloomooloo daily, and you get a confirmed arrival time when you book.
Most of this area is terrace, semi and converted block, and those share more than people realise - cavities, roof spaces, drainage. termites use all of it.
Older joined housing. The treatment takes account of shared walls, continuous sub-floors and roof voids that run between properties.
Yes. Houses, townhouses, units, strata common property, rentals and commercial sites in Woolloomooloo 2011 are all part of what we do, and the paperwork is the kind agents accept.
Yes, with the usual care. Everything is APVMA-registered and used to label, and we will work around pets, aquariums and anyone in the house with a respiratory condition if you tell us when you book.
Usually not. Most pre-construction termite barriers work is done with you there, and anything that needs the room vacated is for a short period we will tell you about beforehand.
An hour to two hours covers most jobs. The size of the building and the extent of the problem are what change it.
You get the AS 3660.1 certificate and the durable notice for the meter box. If activity continues past the expected period, call us and we will come back.
Yes - we work right across the City of Sydney and Bayside area, which takes in Woolloomooloo and the suburbs around it.
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