Paul Rogers Pest Management Pty Ltd Pest
Licence # 3267 QBCC Licence # 15021452
21 Gower Street
Holland Park West QLD 4121
Tel: 0413 140 510
paulrogerspestmanagement@gmail.com
Certificate of Installation in Accordance with AS
3660.2-2017
Existing Buildings
Client Details
Customer Name: Sarah Garvey
Customer Street Address: 15 Tucker Street
Suburb/City: Chapel Hill
Postcode: 4069
State: QLD
Structure Details
Property Street Address: 15 Tucker Street
Property Suburb/City: Chapel Hill
Property Postcode: 4069
Property State: QLD
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Legend
Chemical
Airconditioning Ant Capping
Unit Barrier Barrier Drilled
And Injected
Chemical Barrier
Trenched Cold Joint Barrier Collar Barrier
Construction Door Sill
Concrete Joint Treatment
Drain Drill Holes Fence Line
Hot Water
Group Of Wraps Service Leaking Tap
Perimeter Barrier
Pavers (Stage 1) Phone Line
Pier Barrier Pole Plate Barrier Raked
Reticulation Reticulation Fill
Chemical Pipe Point Saw Cut
Soil Steel Post Barrier Strapping
Stumps Subfloor Termite Activity
Termite Bait Termite Bait Termite Bait
Station Above Station In Hard Station In Soft
Ground Ground Ground
Termite Bait
Termite
Station With Termite Damage Dusting
Activity
Termite Nest
Termite Foaming Termite Nest Treated
Termite Treatment Trees Trimming
Underslab Physical Vertical Joint Wall Sheeting
Sheet Barrier Barrier Barrier
Wraps Water Mains Water Tanks
Underslab
Perimeter Barrier Chemical Surface
(Stage 2) Spray Chemical
Sheet Barrier
Underslab
Chemical Spray Internal Slab Join Physical Barrier
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Treated termite mound Treated termite mound
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Treated termite mound
TERMITE TREATMENT DETAILS
The Following Service was carried out: Live Termite Activity Control
Were termite nests located?: Garden Bed Left hand side of the driveway
The nest was:
Were termite entry points found?: Yes
If so, in which areas?: Base of the mound
If termite activity was treated, which control Basf Termidor
agents were used?:
If treated, this contains the following active Fipronil
constituent(s):
If treated, with an applied rate and Applied Rate of 600mL/100L (concentration of
concentration of: 0.06%)
If treated, the direct application of control Directly into the nest
agents were used:
In what form was the control agent applied: Liquid
Located where?:
Amount of Control Agent used was: 20 litres
PLEASE NOTE: All termite entry points should be found. Finding them may result in us causing
damage to your property. We take no responsibility for the cost of the repair of such damage and
you agreed to meet the full cost of all such repairs.
If termite activity is still present at the time of the follow up service then further termiticide agent
will be required and a further inspection will be required. Such colony control treatment should
continue until all termite activity has ceased.
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Installation Details
Installation Date: 08/07/2025
Weather Conditions: Sunny
The Termite Management System(s) barrier and Incomplete.
or treated zone is: Further work may be required as incomplete
barriers and/or treated zones are not effective
and may allow undetected termite entry.
Durable Notice: Was not provided
Limitations to installation: This is a remedial treatment to active termites
only. It will not protect the structure against
future termite infestation .
Recommended regular inspection intervals of Every 12 months
the building and surrounds:
Were live termites treated? Yes
The species of the treated live termites are Microcerotermes Spp
believed to be:
Is the system installed with another termite No
management system?:
1. The Client is aware that during the treatment period termites may continue to cause further
damage to the Client's property. Once termites starts feeding on the Termite Bait, it is normally
observed that termites from that colony cease feeding on the timbers in the Client's property.
Since no method of termite management can guarantee protection of the client's property
against termites neither the treatment company nor the treatment technician accepts any
liability for future termite damage. The Client agrees not to tamper or interfere with the
treatment System or its components. Tampering may render the System ineffective or
significantly delay the time to colony elimination.
2. The treatment does not include treating against Drywood termites (e.g. Cryptotermes brevis)
or any exotic Timber Pests as Drywood termites typically live entirely inside a piece of timber with
no visible evidence.
3. This Certificate of termite installation and durable notice is issued to comply with AS 3660.2-
2017 Existing Buildings.
4. The duration of any termiticide product depends on several factors, including environmental
conditions, and conducive conditions to termite attack, previous activities, and density of
termites on the site. Accordingly Treated Zones need to be replenished over time. The installer
will provide advice on the frequency of replenishment.
5. Chemical termite management products are commonly used with concrete slab construction.
The chemical is applied to the ground, under the entire slab and around the perimeter of the
building. If this system is used, then the Chemical termite products and concrete forms part of
the management treatment system.
6. Third parties may not rely on this certificate as this certificate is issued for the person who
requested and paid for the treatment.
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Pest Management Company Details
Name of Treating Firm: Paul Rogers Pest Management Pty Ltd Pest
Licence # 3267 QBCC Licence # 15021452
Contact Phone: 0413 140 510
Proposal Provided by: Paul Rogers
Technician License Number: 3267
Date: 08/07/2025
Signed:
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GENERAL ADVICE AND WARNINGS
WHAT TO DO TO MINIMISE RISK OF TERMITES
1. Inspect around your dwelling- keep plants or garden beds well away from the building
and weep holes.
2. Rectify any moisture problems like inadequate storm water drainage, broken or leaking
pipes or poor ventilation or air flow in sub floors.
3. Do not keep materials under the house that impedes and reduces the ventilation space
and air flow.
4. Do not keep loose timber on the ground near the house.
5. New houses should be constructed with the appropriate methods and materials.
6. You must inform us as soon as it has come to your attention of any new termite activities.
You must not disturb the termites as they will disappear to a new location.
7. Arrange for regular yearly pest inspections or more often in high-risk termite locations
and adopt their recommendations to treat and prevent termites.
LIMITATIONS OF TERMITE MANAGEMENT AND TERMITE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
Several factors can limit the ability of pest managers and/or termite management systems to
achieve desired outcomes. Such factors, generally beyond the control of pest managers, may
include:
1. Constraints imposed by building designs;
2. Construction issues and faults;
3. Site conditions, especially as affected by soil levels and landscaping;
4. Limited access to inspect and/or apply treatments to certain areas of buildings;
5. The presence of vegetation close to buildings;
6. Poor or inadequate ventilation of sub-floor areas;
7. Poor or inadequate drainage beneath and around buildings;
8. Disturbance to (and, therefore, breaching of) termite management systems after they
have been installed;
9. Deliberate or accidental placement of foreign objects over or around termite
management systems (bridging), enabling termites to gain unfettered access to
buildings;
10. Client failure to follow pest managers' recommendations for on-going system care and
maintenance.
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