Termite Control in Bhopal

Termites, also known as white ants, possess the destructive ability to consume cellulose-based materials such as paper and wood. Detecting a termite infestation early on is challenging, often resulting in significant damage.
These pests thrive in environments characterized by darkness and high humidity. They construct mud channels to fulfill their essential needs. A termite nest comprises two components: the animate, housing the colony’s living termites, and the inanimate, the physical structure constructed by the termites.

To manage termite populations, a systematic approach involving various activities can be implemented:

1. Preventive Measures:
   • Repair any broken roof tiles.
   • Regularly check for dampness in the roof and address it promptly by dehumidifying if necessary.
   • Keep furniture positioned away from walls.
   • Opt for furniture made from materials like metal to deter termites.
   • Ensure all wooden structures remain dry to prevent moisture infiltration, which can lead to termite infestations.
2. Biological Control:
   • Nematodes, a species of worm, seek out hosts like termites. They can be applied in spray form, effectively eliminating termites within approximately 48 hours. Importantly, nematodes pose no harm to plants, humans, or pets, exclusively targeting insects and swiftly eradicating their colonies.