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Subterranean Termites
Your Hidden Enemy, Commonly known as "white ants". Termites feed on wood and serve an important function in nature by converting dead trees into organic matter. Unfortunately, the wood in buildings is
equally appetizing to termites and they cause serious damage to residential and commercial buildings.Termites destroy valuable property, documents, furniture and furnishings…anything that contains cellulose, silently and swiftly, before you even become aware of the damage done. Termites infest and breed underground, in the soil. They crawl up through the minute cracks and crevices in the foundation and the walls of your building. As they march forward, they build mud tube channels to provide themselves with darkness and higher humidity which they require to survive. When you notice such marks on your walls you get an indication that your house is under attack by the "White Ants".Subterranean termite infestations can go undetected for years, hidden behind walls, floor coverings, and other obstructions. Over time, significant damage can result. The small size, cryptic nature, and tenacious foraging habits of these insects also pose a formidable challenge to control efforts
We also assure that the service rendered by us along with the care taken for pest management would surely meet the higher end of your satisfaction at all times
Pre-Construction Anti-Termite Treatment
Key Benefits of Soil Treatment :
1. Safe--the material is injected into the soil where it crystallizes and stays.
2. Many times more effective than alternative treatments
3. Barrier can protect your home for years (under ideal conditions)
4. Warranty for Ten years (Warranty on Post-Construction treatment is for Five years only).
Method of Treatment
When you enter into a ten years contract for your entire under constructive building, our method of treatment consists of chemical treatment of the following areas:
1. The soil around the foundation of your building (External Treatment).
Soil (External Treatment): A toxic chemical barrier is created between the termites in the soil and the building that has to be protected. This is achieved in the following manner:
If there exists a concrete cover or masonry apron around the walls of your building, holes are made as close as possible to the plinth wall about 300mm (1ft) apart from each other. Insecticide is then poured, so that it reaches the soil to eliminate the termites present there and to stop them from re-infesting. If your building is on pillars, the holes are made around the pillars and insecticide poured into the soil. If there is loose earth around the walls of your building, trenches of a 'shovel width' are dug, exposing the external surfaces of the foundation wall up to a depth of 500 mm from the ground level. While re-filling the trenches, the dug up earth is returned in layers & insecticide is sprayed over the back fill earth.
2. The base of the masonry walls (Internal Treatment).
The Base of the Masonry Walls (Internal Treatment): The internal treatment of base of masonry walls and treatment of wood work is carried out as per the one-year maintenance contract mentioned earlier. Termites, which originate from the soil, are controlled effectively when your building is treated at the ground level as per the above mentioned method. But, as an additional precaution, the outer walls on the first floor are also subjected to the masonry drilling treatment. Above the first floor, the drilling operation is carried out only in areas infested by termites.
3. All vulnerable wooden portions of the building.Vulnerable Wooden Portions of the Building: Further, on all floors, wood work like doors and windows, which are highly susceptible to termite attack are treatment of spraying on infested areas in |
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