Termite Control in Wailuku 

Termites have always been difficult to find because these creatures bury their colonies deep in the ground. Even if you happen to locate the nest, simply dumping powder down will not do the trick. There are often multiple locations of entry points, so just putting poison baits or traps at one entry will not do much. It is often hard to reach the queen and the rest of the colony so far below, even if all of the primary entries are found and treated.

However, thanks to Termatrac T3i, the presence and location of termites can now be easily detected. This specialized equipment combines the use of cutting-edge radar technology with thermal and moisture sensors. There is no better device to assist our knowledgeable team in getting the job done confidently. By pinpointing the precise locations of these pests, we’re able to provide spot treatments to ensure the most comprehensive results.

Of all the many pests that could wreak havoc on a property, termites are especially dangerous. Whether a home or business is completely new or several years old, the infrastructure is equally prone to damage from dry wood termites. In just a short amount of time, termites can weaken the integrity of the primary beams. Quickly locating an infestation is important to avoid the collapse of any components within the architecture.

Some of the most common indications of a termite invasion include:

• Piles of “sand” – Residents have often noticed tiny mounds that resemble sawdust or sand. These are actually piles of termite feces, called frass.
• Wood that sounds hollow – If there are hollow-sounding beams on the property, it could be because termites have chewed out tunnels throughout the infrastructure.
• Leftover wings – When termites migrate, they leave wings behind after finding the location of their new colony.