TERMITE CONTROL

the good and the bad ones

Are you a builder or a destroyer? When it comes to the infrastructure of your building, termites are destroyers!

LET's put an end for termites

Subterranean termites excavate narrow, meandering tunnels through soil, eventually encountering wood, their primary food. Decaying tree roots, logs, stumps, woodpiles, and plant debris afford a ready and abundant supply of food for the colony. In nature, the insects are beneficial since they aid in the decomposition of organic matter and the return of nutrients to the soil. Occasionally, however, foraging termites encounter wood or wood products (paper, cardboard, etc.) within buildings. Once they find a suitable feeding site, the workers establish an invisible odor trail to attract and guide their nest mates to the building.

To control the infestation of termites, different approach are applicable depending on the severity and type of termite affecting the area from above ground bait station to drilling and injecting of termiticide.

OUR PROCESS

Inspection to determine signs of termite infestation.
Termite species are identified for a target control measure.
Updates on the status of Termite Control Process thru succeeding schedules of monitoring.

Deployment of appropriate control measures.

BAITING-

SOIL POISONING –

SPRAYING – spraying is the standard method in the application of chemicals. Chemicals that are lethal to target pest are suspended and dissolved in water, and the concoction is applied as a fine mist to areas to be treated.

Monitoring to evaluate control measures.

After monitoring, we will provide recommendation to improve treatment.

COMMON PESTS | FACTS and TREATMENTS

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