What we handle
Control colony pressure before structural damage escalates
Termite problems are rarely solved with surface sprays. We use system-based treatment that targets colony behaviour and long-term barriers.
Baiting systems
Station-based approach designed to eliminate colony activity at source.
Soil treatment
Chemical barrier strategy for pre- and post-construction risk control.
Technical diagnosis
We confirm species pattern, entry points, and spread before method selection.
Structured reporting
Documentation supports property owners, managers, and compliance teams.
Pricing Guide
Termite treatment starts from RM 1,500 for selected residential cases. Final pricing depends on treatment method and property footprint.
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What our termite inspections focus on in Klang Valley
Most online guides list mud tubes and hollow wood. After inspecting homes and commercial sites across Kuala Lumpur, Selangor and Putrajaya, we look for the local patterns that are usually missed first.
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Kitchen cabinet kickboards and wet-area gaps
In Malaysian kitchens, termites often enter through the gap between cabinet bases and tiled floors, especially behind sinks and dish racks. We tap bottom panels and listen for the dull, hollow sound of damaged timber.
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Staircase timber and built-in wardrobes
In double-storey terraces around Puchong and Shah Alam, we frequently find Coptotermes activity inside staircase boxings and wardrobe frames before it ever shows on external walls.
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External soil contact points
Flower beds, pavers and concrete aprons touching the house perimeter act as hidden highways. We inspect expansion joints and check soil moisture along the building line.
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Roof trusses and ceiling boards
Older homes in Kuala Lumpur often see termites travel up party walls into the roof space. Where access is tight, we use a borescope camera instead of guessing.
Case snapshot: Termite treatment in Bandar Bukit Puchong
- Property
- Double-storey terrace, 12 years old
- Found
- Hollow-sounding staircase box and a mud tube behind the kitchen cabinet; confirmed active Coptotermes colony
- Treatment
- BASF Selontra baiting system plus targeted soil treatment at the entry points
- Outcome
- Activity stopped within 6 weeks; follow-up scans at 3 and 6 months were clear
Frequently asked questions
What kills termites permanently?
The most reliable methods are colony-targeted baiting systems and properly applied soil treatment barriers.
Can I handle termite control myself?
DIY methods may reduce visible activity briefly, but established infestations usually require professional system treatment.
How long does termite treatment take?
Initial treatment is typically completed in one visit, while full elimination and monitoring timelines vary by infestation level.