Maximum Pest

Termite Control

Termite Control Methods

Termite Control depends on the type of termites that your premises might be infested with. Maximum Pest visits at least three to five homes daily to inspect Termite Controlactive and suspected termite infestation. We make a point to try any new chemicals constantly. We are always looking for a more effective and economical treatment option for our clients. Over the years we have tried numerous termite control options available and narrowed them down to a select few. Termite control with incorrect methods will only cause more damage and destruction in the future so it is important to engage the right company and conduct the right termite control.

Termite Control Facts

  • Subterranean Termites Can Infest High-Rise Apartment Units
  • A Termite Queen Can Lay Up To 20,000 Eggs Daily & Live Up To 50 Years
  • Termite Nest Can Have Multiple Kings & Queens
  • A Nest Can Be In A 50 Meter Radius Surrounding Your Property
  • Dry wood Termites Can Be Eradicated (Inspection Required) Success Rate (80% of the time – complete eradication)
  • Prevention Treatment Cannot Be Done For Apartments
  • Corrective Treatment Cannot Be Done For All Landed Properties (Inspection Mandatory)
  • In a 50 Meter Radius Up To 100 Termite Nests Can Exists
  • Detailed Visual Inspection By Experienced Maximum Pest Technicians Yields More Detection of Termites Than Any Gadgets & Gimmicks Available In The Market.

Dry Wood Termites

Dry wood termite control may not always be successful. However, Maximum Pest has been able to treat numerous infestations in Singapore over the years. Treatment for dry wood termites is extremely labor intensive and meticulous. You can book a free inspection for us to determine if treatment will be viable option. There are some instances that Maximum Pest will recommend fumigation of the fixture, or if it beyond pest control treatment to get the affected item replaced.

Dry wood termites unlike subterranean termites, leave very little telltale signs on their activity and infestation. We have seen some infestations are are entirely hidden inside wooded wall skirting. All their droppings too, were kept within. Dry wood termites created a cavity to hold all their droppings. Without a detailed thorough inspection, it would not have been possible to have found the infestation.

Maximum Pest conducts termite inspection programs for homes in Singapore. Termites cause hundreds if nt thousands of dollars in damage annually, engaging a reliable pest control company is crucial to minimise your repair costs.

Subterranean Termites

These type of termites are much more common than dry wood termites. This is likely because they are more aggressive in their feeding and relentless at going through wood. Subterranean termite increase their nest size according to the amount of food (cellulose in wood) that is is available. Unlike dry wood termites, subterranean termites colonies grow very large with tens of millions of worker and soldier termites.

When improper treatment is done, these termites retract. It could be 3 months to 1 year before resurfacing again. When they resurface, the infestation will be much larger with significant activity in multiple parts of the premises. Maximum Pest is usually called for termite control when a client suffers re-infestation despite having treated termites before. When right termites control is employed, aggressive infestation will not occur. After termite control, having a reliable company conduct inspections is important.

Initial stage of our baiting will attract 95% of worker termites to the station. Towards the end of termite control there will be no workers in the nest. 95% soldiers will be seen in our bait station. This indicates that the nest is on the verge of collapse. 

For a free consultation and advice on termite treatment, schedule a free site inspection. We will firstly identify the termite species and also identify active infestation within your premises during our preliminary inspection.

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