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Termite Management

Inspection, colony treatment and monitoring for termites in existing buildings, using baiting and soil treatment methods.

Termites cause more structural damage in Sri Lanka than any other pest, and most of it happens out of sight. By the time you see mud tubes on a wall or winged termites after rain, a colony has usually been feeding for months. Our first step is always a full inspection: we check foundations, door frames, roof timber, gardens and fences to map how far the activity has spread.

Treatment depends on what the inspection finds. Active colonies are treated with termiticide applied to the soil around and under the building, creating a treated zone the termites cannot cross. Where soil treatment is not practical — tiled courtyards, wells close to the house — we install bait stations that the colony carries back to the nest.

Termite work is not finished when the spraying stops. We schedule monitoring visits to confirm the colony is eliminated and that no new activity has started, and we put the findings in writing after every visit.

What's covered

Full inspection of foundations, timber, garden and perimeter
Soil treatment around and under the building where accessible
Bait station installation where soil treatment is not practical
Treatment of active mud tubes and infested timber
Written inspection and treatment report
Scheduled monitoring visits after treatment

What to expect

A full termite inspection takes one to two hours for an average house. Soil treatment is usually completed in a day; baiting programmes run over several weeks while the colony feeds.

Common questions

I saw winged termites after the rain. Is my house infested?

Not necessarily. Winged termites (alates) fly in from outside after rain. But if they emerged from inside the house, or you find shed wings on window sills, there is likely a nest in or under the building and an inspection is worth booking.

Can you treat without drilling my floors?

Often, yes. Perimeter soil treatment and bait stations need little or no drilling. Where termites are active under a slab, small drill holes may be the only way to reach the soil — we show you exactly where before we drill.

How long does termite treatment last?

Soil treatments remain effective for several years, but Sri Lankan conditions — rain, soil type, gardens against walls — shorten that. Annual inspections are the reliable way to stay protected.

Testimonials

What customers say

The technician found the termite trail in the garden before touching the house, treated the nest, and showed me the mud tubes to watch. Eight months on, the monitors are still clear.
Nimal P.Homeowner, Nugegoda
They moved our kitchen from monthly spraying to a baiting programme and the difference showed within a fortnight. The service reports after each visit are exactly what our auditor asks for.
Fathima R.Restaurant manager, Colombo 5