Termite Control Services

Termites rarely announce themselves. A door frame that sounds hollow, a thin mud line running up a wall, a few discarded wings on the windowsill after the first rain. By the time any of these show up, the colony has often been feeding inside the structure for months, and the damage sits behind paint, plaster and laminate where nobody can see it.

PCMW’s termite pest control services are built to find the colony, treat the soil and timber it depends on, and stop it from coming back. Whether it is a single wardrobe, a ground-floor wall or a whole building under construction, our termite treatment services use soil treatment, drill-and-inject methods and direct wood treatment, chosen after an inspection. We provide pest control services for termites in Gurgaon, Ludhiana and several other cities.

What Are the Signs You Need Termite Pest Control?

Termites live inside soil, walls and timber, so the damage is usually easier to spot than the insect. Here is what to look out for:

• Thin mud tubes running along walls, foundations, door frames or skirting boards
• Wood that sounds hollow when tapped, or feels papery and gives way under light pressure
• Paint or wallpaper that bubbles, peels or ripples with no sign of dampness
• Discarded wings near windows and doors, usually after the first rains
• Doors and windows that suddenly stick or no longer close properly
• Tiny, pellet-like droppings below furniture or timber, which can point to dry wood termites

How Does Our Termite Treatment Service Work?

Every visit under our termite control pest control service begins with an inspection. The technician checks walls, flooring, wooden fittings and the area around the building to find where the termites are entering and how far they have spread. The treatment is then built from these methods:

• Soil treatment: A termiticide barrier is applied in the soil around the foundation and along the plinth, so termites cannot reach the structure from the ground. This is the main method for pre-construction termite treatment.
• Drill-and-inject treatment: Small holes are drilled along floor and wall junctions, and the chemical is injected into them. This is used for post-construction termite treatment in buildings that are already standing.
• Wood treatment: Furniture, door frames and other timber are treated directly, which reaches termites inside the wood.
• Follow-up inspection: We return to confirm that the treatment has held and no fresh activity remains.