Termite Pest Control Service

Listing ID #3739856

IIS is a premier service provider agency, operating from Gurgaon (Haryana, India). Ours is a crew of talented individuals, who work in liaison and provide services for termite pest control. With our services, we make use of drill-fill-seal method that creates a chemical fence to kill termites during their movement. Besides, we make use of quality-approved pesticides and other chemicals to stop termite breeding. So, tell us your pest control needs and schedule, we assure to work accordingly.
Termite : Facts, Identification & ControlHow Serious Are Termites? :
A termite infestation and damage can be devastating to your home or property. Termites are often called the “silent destroyer” because they may be secretly hiding and thriving in your home or yard without any immediate signs of damage. All termites consume cellulose-based plant materials. Unfortunately, all homes, regardless of their construction type, can provide cellulose food for termite infestation.
What Do They Look Like? :

• Size : Termites range from 1/4 to 1/2 an inch in length. The queens and kings are larger, capable of reaching over one inch long.
• Color : The workers are typically soft-bodied and pale-colored.
• Wings : Flying termites, also called reproductive, have two pairs of prominent wings.

Termite Warning Signs :
Some indications you may have a termite infestation :

• A temporary swarm of winged insects in your home or from the soil around your home
• Any cracked or bubbling paint or frass (termite droppings)
• Wood that sounds hollow when tapped
• Mud tubes on exterior walls, wooden beams or in crawl spaces
• Discarded wings from swarmers

How Do You Get A Termite Infestation? :
Termites invade homes by crossing from their colonies in yards to foundations. Cracks or gaps around pipes and wires give the pests access inside. Homeowners can also get termites from :

• Wooden structures, like porches and decks, in direct contact with the ground
• Stacks of firewood that lean against the house
• Damp soil near foundations from leaking faucets, gutters, or downspouts
• Trees and shrubs planted close to the building.

Above ground locations in the house that remain damp enough to support termites without them needing to return to the moist conditions found in the soil.