Termite Control
Specialist termite control and wood-destroying insect inspections for residential and commercial properties across northern KwaZulu-Natal.
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Signs of Termites
- !Hollow-sounding timber when tapped
- !Mud tubes along walls, foundations or timber
- !Discarded wings near windows and light sources
- !Bubbling or blistering paintwork on timber surfaces
- !Sagging or damaged wooden floors and ceilings
Risks associated with Termites
- Significant and costly structural damage to timber and building elements
- Loss of property value
- Risk to occupant safety from weakened structures
- Damage to furniture, documents and stored goods
- Long-term damage if left undetected
Our Termites treatment process
Every treatment begins with a thorough inspection and ends with a site-specific programme designed for your property.
Comprehensive entomology inspection of all accessible timber
Identification of termite species and activity level
Inspection report and site-specific treatment recommendations
Application of targeted termiticides or baiting systems
Wood-destroying insect inspection certificate where applicable
Ongoing monitoring recommendations
Prevention tips for Termites
Termite Control across northern KwaZulu-Natal
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Based in KwaMbonambi · Serving Richards Bay, Empangeni and northern KwaZulu-Natal
Thorough inspection before every treatment
Every termite treatment begins with a detailed inspection of the property. Our technician examines all accessible timber structures, sub-floor areas, roof voids, foundations and external perimeters to identify species, activity level, damage extent and access points before recommending a treatment plan.
Soil poisoning for subterranean termites
Soil poisoning is one of the most effective methods for controlling and preventing subterranean termite infestations. A professional termiticide is injected into the soil around and beneath the structure, creating a continuous treated barrier that termites cannot cross.
This approach targets the colony at its source — in the soil — rather than simply treating visible surface damage. It is suitable for both active infestations and as a preventative measure for properties at risk in KwaZulu-Natal's warm, humid climate.
Our technicians use specialist injection equipment to apply the termiticide at the correct depth and concentration, ensuring full coverage of the foundation perimeter and all identified risk areas.
