Termites Control

Termites are among the most harming primary bugs in UAE, ordinarily known as white insects. Malabar Pest Control gives bother control answers for a wide range of termites like underground termites, dry wood termites, and Formosan termites.

Subterranean termites, which live in vast underground colonies and are extremely destructive, pose a significant threat to buildings and structures. They utilize specialized bacteria and protozoa in their digestive systems to break down cellulose as they consume cellulose-rich materials like wood, plant roots, and organic matter. Due to their widespread presence, subterranean termite infestations must be dealt with immediately.

Malabar Pest Control specializes in pre-construction and post-construction termite control, using advanced technology and effective pesticides. Their highly trained pest control technicians create termite barriers during construction and conduct thorough post-construction inspections to identify existing termite activity. Tailored treatments are then employed to eliminate termites and safeguard structures from further damage. These treatments may involve targeted pesticide applications or baiting systems based on the severity of the infestation.

Drywood termites infest and damage dry wood without needing soil contact. They cause significant harm to wooden structures and furniture. Unlike subterranean termites, their colonies are smaller, with a few hundred to a few thousand termites, including workers, soldiers, and reproductive termites. They consume wood from the inside, leaving galleries and tunnels, and their presence is often indicated by small hexagonal fecal pellets. Promptly addressing drywood termite infestations with professional pest control services is crucial to prevent further damage.

Formosan termites are highly destructive subterranean termites from East Asia, now found in the US. Their large colonies contain millions of termites with workers, soldiers, and reproductive members. They nest in the ground and build intricate tunnels, establishing secondary nests above ground in structures like tree stumps and walls. During specific times, they release swarmers to mate and form new colonies. Swift action through professional pest control is essential to address Formosan termite infestations and prevent further damage.