Termites, also known as white ants, live in colonies consisting of a Queen, King, Soldiers, and a large number of Workers. The Queen controls the colony through chemical signals and can lay over 10,000 eggs in a single week. The King supports the Queen in reproduction, and both live in a protected chamber.

Soldiers are responsible for protecting the colony, while Workers collect food, feed the colony, and repair the structure by building muddy channels. Termites are blind and work continuously, 24 hours a day.

The damage caused by termite infestations can be as devastating as storms, cyclones, fires, or floods. Termites seek out materials containing cellulose, such as wood, paper, and cloth, and can severely damage any structure in the process.

If you notice mud tubes on walls or wooden structures, it is a clear sign of termite infestation. However, sometimes termites infest the internal structure without visible signs, making detection difficult. By the time the damage becomes visible, the structure may already be severely compromised.

Therefore, it is extremely important to carry out preventive anti-termite treatment to protect your property from hidden termite infestations and avoid costly repairs in the future.