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Melbourne Dampwood Termites — Identification & Treatment

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Dampwood Termites in Melbourne — Quick Answer

T47 Pest Control treats dampwood termite infestations across Melbourne. Dampwood termites thrive in timber with high moisture content and are commonly found in decaying stumps, damp subfloor timbers, and leaking areas. Treatment focuses on eliminating moisture sources and removing or treating affected timber. Our technicians identify dampwood species and implement targeted solutions.

Our Dampwood Termites Process

  1. 1

    Inspection of damp and decaying timber areas

  2. 2

    Species confirmation — dampwood vs subterranean

  3. 3

    Moisture source identification and remediation advice

  4. 4

    Treatment or removal of infested timber

  5. 5

    Prevention recommendations to reduce future risk

Why Choose T47 Pest and Termite Control Melbourne for Dampwood Termites?

  • Specialist knowledge of dampwood termite behaviour
  • Moisture management advice included
  • Targeted treatment minimises chemical use
  • Follow-up inspection to confirm elimination

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are dampwood termites commonly found?
Dampwood termites are found in timber with high moisture content — rotting stumps, damp subfloors, leaking bathrooms, and decaying fence posts. They rarely infest sound, dry timber in well-maintained homes.
Are dampwood termites as damaging as subterranean termites?
Dampwood termites cause localised damage to moist timber but are generally less destructive than subterranean termites, which can attack an entire structure. However, any termite activity should be professionally assessed and treated.

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