Treatment Process
| Treatment Process | |
| Termite Treatment Procedure (Post-Construction) | Treatment Procedure - Bed bugs treatment process- |
| Drilling- - Small holes (approx. 6–8 mm diameter) are drilled along the walls, floor junctions, wooden fixtures, and infected furniture (like wooden cabinets or beds). -Distance between holes: 1.5–2 feet apart. |
During Visit 1 (Initial Service): -Apply spray on: -Mattress edges -Bed joints, headboard, and base - Cracks and crevices -Wall corners, switchboards, window sills Entire room is covered if full-house service is selected |
| Chemical Injection -Termiticide is injected into the drilled holes under high pressure using syringes or injectors. -Also sprayed directly on infected wooden surfaces and soil if needed. |
During Visit 2 (Follow-up Service): -Repeat spray in the same areas to kill newly hatched bugs -Important to ensure egg cycle break |
| Sealing -Once chemical is injected, holes are sealed with white cement or wooden wax (depending on the surface). |
Chemicals Used WHO-approved, odourless chemical (typically Cypermethrin or Deltamethrin-based) |
| Surface Spray (if required) - In case of severe infestation, a surface spray may also be applied on wooden fixtures. |
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