Orbit Pest Control Pvt. Ltd.

Termites Control

Termites are a group of detritophagous eusocial insects which consume a wide variety of decaying plant material, generally in the form of wood, leaf litter, and soil humus. Termites are serious threat to the buildings as they can cause extensive damages to it. Often the termites attack the building foundations and beams which are made of wood thereby endangering lives of people living therein

Termites in such cases can even target the wooden door and window frames, cabinets and shelving within the buildings.

A termite colony is large and well organized. They comprise a queen, king and winged reproductive swarmer, soldiers and workers. Worker termites are the one who are small, creamy and white insects. The comprise most in number and are the major causer behind the termite damage.

How To Control

Identify the Signs of Termite Infestation: Look for mud tubes along walls, hollow-sounding wood, or discarded wings near entry points. Early detection is crucial for effective control.
Conduct a Thorough Termite Inspection:Inspect key areas such as basements, foundations, attics, and wooden structures. A professional inspection can locate hidden infestations and assess damage severity.
Install Termite Bait Systems: Bait stations attract termites with a food source laced with slow-acting insecticide. This approach kills termites at the source by targeting the entire colony over time.
Apply Wood Treatments: Use special wood treatments to protect vulnerable structures. These treatments penetrate wood and prevent termites from feeding, acting as both a preventative measure and a direct control method.

Why Termites Are Dangerous

Extensive Property Damage: Termites feed on wood and other cellulose-based materials, which means they can cause severe structural damage to buildings.
Financial Loss: Repairing termite damage can be expensive. In some cases, the cost of treatment and repairs can be thousands of dollars, making termites a financial burden.
Impact on Real Estate Value: A termite infestation can reduce the value of a home. Even after treatment, buyers may be hesitant to purchase a property with a history of termite damage.
Damage to Non-Wood Materials: While termites primarily target wood, they can also damage insulation, plaster, books, and paper, creating additional risks to property and personal belongings.

Why Required Termits Pest Services

Termite pest services are essential to prevent structural damage caused by termites, which can weaken your home’s foundation and lead to costly repairs. Professional services ensure early detection, customized treatments, and long-term protection, ultimately saving money and providing peace of mind by keeping your property termite-free.

Benefit of Termit Treatment

Prevents Structural Damage: Protects your home’s foundation, walls, and wood structures from costly and severe damage.
Long-Term Protection: Ensures continuous defense against future infestations with regular maintenance.
Saves Money: Reduces potential repair costs by addressing termite problems early.
Increases Property Value: A termite-free home is more attractive to potential buyers.
Customized Solutions: Professional treatments are tailored to your specific infestation, ensuring effective results.
Peace of Mind: Protecting your home from termites provides reassurance and security for your property.

TERMITE DAMAGES

Subterranean termite damage

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Damage to Furniture

Wooden furniture, bookshelves, and other cellulose-based items can be eaten away, making them fragile and unsalvageable.

STRUCTURAL DAMAGE

Termites feed on wood, weakening the foundation, support beams, walls, and flooring of a home, which can lead to dangerous structural issues.

Damage to Walls and Ceilings

Visible cracks, holes, and buckling can occur in drywall, plaster, and ceilings as termites burrow and feed on structural supports

Electrical Damage

Termites can chew through electrical wiring, potentially causing short circuits, power outages, and fire hazards.

Financial Loss

Repairing termite damage can be expensive, and infestations may lower property value, making termite control essential for protecting your investment.

INSPECTION AND ASSESSMENT

A termite inspection is when an expert looks for signs of an infestation. The main signs they will look for include evidence of:
Swarmers
Mud tubes
Mud in construction joints
Wood scraps in your house
Wood damage
To the unskilled eye, these indications may be hard to spot, mainly because termites usually consume wood from the inside out, making the outer structures appear unharmed.

Signs of Termite Infestation

Mud Tubes

Small, pencil-sized tubes on walls or foundations.

Wood Damage

Hollow-sounding or visibly damaged wood.

Discarded Wings

Piles of wings left by swarming termites.

Frass

Termite droppings resembling sawdust.

Post Treatment Measures Prevention

Once you have successfully treated a termite infestation, it’s crucial to take proactive steps to prevent future infestations. Effective post-treatment measures not only help protect your home from termites but also contribute to maintaining its overall integrity.

1. Regular Inspections
2. Moisture Control
3. Seal Entry Points
4. Maintain Proper Landscaping

5. Store Firewood Properly
6. Remove Wood-to-Soil Contact
7. Consider Chemical Barriers
8. Education and Awareness

Protect Your Home Today

Don’t let termites undermine the safety and value of your home. Contact us today for a comprehensive termite inspection and personalized termite control plan. With our expert service, you can trust that your home will remain secure from these destructive pests for years to come.