Pest_Controls

Thorough termite inspection is done across walls, windows, doors, and hidden areas to spot signs like mud tubes, hollow wood, and droppings

Moisture-prone zones (leaks, damp spots) are checked to assess termite risks

Small holes (5–8 mm) are drilled every 1 sq. ft. and filled with termite control chemicals like Imidacloprid or Fipronil

Ground-floor homes receive soil chemical barrier treatments around the building

Wooden furniture and frames are treated directly for termite resistance

Post-treatment, holes are sealed with white cement to match the wall color

The service includes full cleanup with no chemical stains or debris

Key pest control zones include under sinks, behind fridges, stove areas, bathroom drains, cabinets, tile gaps, electrical outlets, furniture joints, and wall corners

Treatment covers cockroaches, ants, spiders, silverfish, and even bed bugs in hidden spots