Termite Control Dubai 

Anti Termite Solutions for pre construction in Dubai

Protecting your home from termites before construction begins is crucial to avoid costly damage later on. Anti-termite solutions for pre-construction offer a proactive approach to keep termite infestation away from the property with pre-construction anti termite solution .

Key steps followed prior to construction

• Conduct a thorough site inspection to identify potential termite entry points and assess the level of risk.
• Choose appropriate anti-termite treatments based on the site’s conditions and construction plans.
• Apply soil treatment by spraying termiticides around the perimeter of the building site to create a protective barrier.
• Utilize termite-resistant materials such as treated wood or concrete for construction to deter termite infestations.
• Install physical barriers such as metal mesh or plastic shields around pipes and utility openings to prevent termites from accessing the structure.
• Regularly monitor the construction site for signs of termite activity and make necessary adjustments to the anti-termite measures.
• Ensure that all anti-termite treatments comply with safety regulations and environmental standards.
• Document the anti-termite measures taken during pre-construction for future reference and maintenance purposes.
• Collaborate with construction teams and pest control experts to implement comprehensive anti-termite strategies throughout the building process.
• Educate homeowners and construction personnel about the importance of anti-termite solutions and the role they play in preventing termite damage.

If you’re planning to construct a new villa or high-rise multi-story building, prioritizing pre-construction termite treatment is essential. Akkad Pest Control employs highly skilled and advanced techniques for combating termite infestations in Dubai . We directly apply pesticide (termiticide) to the exterior, interior, and foundation to ward off termite attacks. Our treatment plan includes injecting liquid pesticide directly into areas such as the foundation, within foundation walls, and beneath concrete slabs.

Methods used for anti-termite treatment:

Soil trenching and treatment

The soil trenching method in anti-termite treatment involves digging trenches around the perimeter of a building site and treating the soil within these trenches with termiticides to create a protective barrier against termites.

Trench Digging: First, trenches are dug along the foundation of the building site. These trenches are typically around 6 inches wide and deep enough to reach the bottom of the foundation.

Soil Treatment: Once the trenches are dug, termiticides are applied directly to the soil within the trenches. This can be done using specialized equipment such as sprayers or injectors.

Soil Replacement: After the termiticide is applied, the soil is replaced back into the trenches. The termiticide-treated soil forms a continuous barrier that termites cannot penetrate, effectively protecting the structure from termite infestation.

Drilling and injecting termiticides

Initially termite activity within the building will be identified. This may include areas where termites have been spotted or evidence of termite damage. Holes are drilled into the infested wood or into the soil surrounding the structure. These holes provide access points for injecting the termiticide.

A specialized injection tool is used to deliver the termiticide directly into the drilled holes. The termiticide is injected at high pressure to ensure thorough penetration into the wood or soil.

The termiticide spreads throughout the treated area, reaching termites within the wood or soil. Termites that come into contact with the termiticide are affected, either by direct contact or through ingestion.

Bait station methods

This method is used in areas such as drilling is not suitable such as upper floors or areas with electrical wiring.

Bait stations are strategically placed around the perimeter of a building or in areas where termite activity is suspected. They are typically installed in the ground or directly on top of soil near the structure. When termites discover the bait stations, they begin feeding on the bait.

As they feed, they ingest the toxic substances within the bait, which can be lethal to the termites. Additionally, termites may carry the bait back to their colony, spreading the toxic substance to other termites and ultimately leading to the elimination of the colony.