Gardening & Environment Education & Reference Science & Nature
Termites and Borers: A Homeowner’s Guide to Detection and Control distills the hard-won expertise of Ion Staunton and Phillip Hadlington into a slim 79-page paperback that fits any toolbox. Written in plain English, the book walks readers through spotting early warning signs, choosing between DIY barriers and professional treatment, and protecting timber long-term without needless expense.
Originally released by UNSW Press in 2006, this practical manual has become a go-to natural history reference for Australian property owners. Its concise diagrams and checklists make it equally useful to young adults tackling first homes and seasoned builders wanting a quick refresher on pest-safe construction.
The copy offered is in very good condition—pages are crisp, unmarked and dog-ear free, the binding remains tight, and it comes from a smoke-free home. No inscriptions or previous-owner notes clutter the text, so every chart and tip is ready for immediate use.
Compact yet authoritative, this guide earns shelf space alongside other building-trade handbooks and environment titles. Grab it today to safeguard your house against Australia’s costliest insects before they take hold.