Shinex Care’s Post-Construction Termite Treatment Services in Abu Dhabi are designed to address existing termite infestations and prevent further damage to your property. These treatments are applied after the construction of the building to eliminate active termites and protect against future infestations. Here are the main post-construction termite treatment services we offer:

1. Liquid Termiticide Treatment

• Description: This is one of the most common methods for treating termite infestations after construction. A liquid termiticide is applied to the soil around and under the building’s foundation, creating a barrier that repels and kills termites.
• Effectiveness: Provides immediate and long-term protection against termites, preventing them from re-entering the structure.
• Common Termiticides Used: Chemicals like fipronil, imidacloprid, and bifenthrin are often used to create a reliable barrier around the property.

2. Baiting System

• Description: Involves placing bait stations around the perimeter of the property. The bait is specifically designed to attract termites, which consume it and carry it back to the colony. This gradually eliminates the colony.
• Effectiveness: This method is a slower, more targeted approach, but it’s highly effective in eradicating entire termite colonies over time.
• Environmentally Friendly: Since it uses less pesticide, it’s an eco-friendly option for termite control.

3. Foam and Gel Treatments

• Description: Foam or gel termiticides are injected into walls, voids, and other hard-to-reach areas where termites may be present. The foam expands and spreads to provide a barrier, while the gel attracts termites, which consume it and eventually die.
• Effectiveness: These treatments are highly effective in confined spaces, such as wall voids and subfloor areas, where termites tend to hide.
• Advantage: It’s less invasive and does not require major structural changes to the property.

4. Direct Nesting Site Treatment

• Description: If termites are actively nesting in or around the property, direct treatment of the nest can be performed. This method uses localized treatments to target the termite colony directly.
• Effectiveness: This treatment is useful when the exact location of the termite colony is known, allowing for a more precise application of termiticide.

5. Wood Treatment

• Description: Wood treatment involves applying a protective barrier directly onto wood that is infested or at risk of infestation. This is done using a specialized insecticide to prevent further damage by termites.
• Effectiveness: Ideal for treating wooden structures and furniture that are susceptible to termite damage.

6. Physical Barriers

• Description: A physical barrier, such as stainless steel mesh or other materials, can be placed around or under the building to prevent termites from gaining access.
• Effectiveness: This is a more permanent solution and is used in combination with chemical or bait treatments for added protection.