How Termites Silently Damage Your Foundation
They eat 24/7. Spot mud tubes, hollow sound and wings early — or pay for replacement later.
Subterranean termites build mud tubes from soil to your wood, then eat cellulose from inside. Paint hides the damage until a door won't close.
Early signs
- Muddy pencil-lines on walls or plinth
- Hollow sound when tapping a frame
- Piles of translucent wings after rain
- Bubbling paint and sagging skirting
Why home remedies fail
Kerosene or salt kills the workers you see, not the queen 3 metres underground. She lays 1,000 eggs a day. Only a soil barrier stops re-entry.
Our barrier
We drill 12 mm holes at 30 cm, inject CIB-registered termiticide under low pressure, seal flush — then spray wood and drench soil. Warranty 5 years with free inspections at 6, 12, 24 and 36 months.
Spot a tube? Don't break it fully — send us a photo on WhatsApp first. Breaking it scatters them and makes tracking harder.
