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| Termite
--- Traditional Service |
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Close-up of a termite nest.
Termites shown in the photo were killed by termiticide. |
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| Right : The door frame is
seriously damaged that part of the wood on the upper side
is broken down. The bricks inside are exposed. |
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Termite Damages
in former Marine Police Station, Tsim Sha Tsui |
Right : Wooden ceiling in the building.
Alates have eaten out holes and fly out through them during
swarming.
Far Right :A close-up of the wooden ceiling.
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| Method
of treatment |
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Barrier Treatment -
This refers to the application of residual termiticide strategically
to soil surrounding and underneath the building to be protected
to produce a continuous band of barrier preventing termites
from entering the building from underground. Barrier treatment
may be complicated if it is done after the construction of the
building (post-construction). Application of termiticide may
involve drilling of concrete slab (foundation) and extra effort
should be paid to avoid damaging underground cables, pipes,
and other facility. |
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In Hong Kong, concrete is the most popular
construction material. Foundation treatment usually involves
concrete coring. Here, our technician is drilling the
concrete flooring with a diamond drill to provide access
for termiticide solution down to the soil below. |
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Spot Treatment - This
treatment hits right on to the infested area (mainly wooden
structure inside the premise). Termiticide solution is injected
into holes drilled in the areas where termite damages or termite
signs are found. Termiticide spray will also be employed to
areas that are not suitable to drilling.
This method stops any termite activity on the spot immediately.
However, the treated area may not be the termite colony. Termites
may forage to other locations in the premise and begin damage
again. If possible, it is suggested that this treatment should
be done in conjunction with other method for total protection. |
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Wooden structure is treated like this:
Small holes are drilled to the wooden doorframe in this
museum. Termiticide will be injected into the holes to
reach the void/area behind. |
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Besides drilling, termiticide can also
be sprayed onto concerned surface. |
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Our Service |
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Use of chemicals : |
HKSAR Agricultural,
Fishery and Conservation Department &
US Environmental Protection Agency registered
safe and long lasting effect
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Area of control : |
from commercial
and government to residential sector
from low-rise houses to high-rise apartments
from wooden structure to concrete material
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Our customers : |
residential
premise, property management companies,
government buildings, museums and temples, etc.
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