Using two seashells as tweezers was apparently one of the first tools for the job, which sounds very painful. :) The straight razor goes back to the 4th century BCE (ancient Egypt) [1] and the safety razor was invented in the late 19th century. [2] [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Str...
1 The average per foot is about $4-$16. 2  A chemical is sprayed in areas where termites have been seen and other areas that may be necessary. 3  These average between $1300-$1500 per treatment. 4  If you do it yourself you can easily save up to 80%. You can buy termite baits from us and do it yourself for much cheaper. 2  Chemical treatments are usually charged by the linear foot, not by the square footage of your home. 3  The average per foot is about $4-$16.
But it is an effective way to fight termites and will provide your home with adequate protection for as many as eight years if installed according to the Australian Standard. This treatment often costs anywhere between $2,500 and $5,000. This however is at the upper end of the scale of what you can expect to pay.Generally it costs far less to safeguard your home with general pest control services.If you own a typical four bedroom home you can usually expect to pay in the region of $220 for a 60-90 minute service that will tackle common household pests.alk to us for more information about what is available to you and how much it is likely to cost if you think your home may be infested, or if you want to keep it secure for the future. We are here to help you with our range of treatments and pest control services.