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Wipe Out the Termite Source From Your Property Fast

Fast termite elimination to protect your furniture.

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Comprehensive Termite Elimination for Long-Term Prevention & Protection

5-Steps Process to Exterminate Termite in Your Home

STEP 1: Through Inspection to Identify All Termite Affected Areas

STEP 2: Set-up Advanced Termite Baiting System

STEP 3: Meticulous Corrective Slab Injection

STEP 4: Proactive Advanced Soil Treatment

STEP 5: Monitoring Interval

Proven Termite Eradication Delivered by a Trusted, Experienced Team

Service Areas

Kuala Lumpur (Head Office)

7, Jalan Shamelin Niaga 1,
Shamelin Heights Business Park,
56100 Kuala Lumpur,
Wilayah Persekutuan, Malaysia.

Tel +603 9202 2566
WhatsApp +6013 332 8830
Email: marketing@ikari.com.my

Penang

G-31 & G-33,
Pusat Perniagaan Perdana Jaya,
Jalan Permatang Rawa,
14000 Bukit Mertajam,
Pulau Pinang, Malaysia.

Tel +604 502 3400
Whatsapp +6016 207 7084
Email penang@ikari.com.my

Perak

Pusat Perniagaan, 78 & 78A,
Jalan Lang Indah A/1,
Jalan Lang Indah, 30010 Ipoh, Perak.

Tel +605 549 9988
Whatsapp +6016 207 7039
Email ipoh@ikari.com.my

Malacca

No 77 & 77-1, Jalan Zapin 1,
Taman Paya Rumput Utama, 76450 Melaka.

Tel +606 336 8811
Whatsapp +6013 338 7811
Email melaka@ikari.com.my

Johor

No. 27-G, Jalan Masai Jaya Satu,
81750 Plentong, Johor Bharu, Johor,
Malaysia.

Tel +607 355 5257
Whatsapp +6011 1622 2540
Email johor@ikari.com.my

Seremban

419, Jln Haruan 4, Oakland Commercial Centre,
70300 Seremban, Negeri Sembilan

Tel +6013 338 7811
Whatsapp +6013 338 7811
Email melaka@ikari.com.my

Why won't other pesticides work?

Shorterm pesticides on termites is like weeding without pulling out the roots…

It will grow out within days and worst still, it will spread out.

The same goes for termites. When you try to kill an affected termite spot, the termites identify the threat and retreat to another area of the house – continuing their infestation.

To “remove the root” of the termite colony, you need to find the breeding ground …

Did you know, a termite colony can spread as wide as 300 feet in radius around your house!

It is impossible to locate it underground… To make matters worse, the lifespan of a termite colony is over 30 years!

During these 30 years, new colonies will be formed, causing an endless cycle unless all colonies are exterminated once and for all.

5 Possible Signs Your Home May Be Infested with Termites

Sign 1: Is Your House Close to Estate Plantation / Green Areas?

Malaysia is the best breeding ground for termites

The weather is humid, the ground is moist and soft…

The chances of infestation would be even higher if your house is nearer to estate plantations and green areas…

Sign 2: Have you noticed flying insects that flock to light bulbs during rainy days?

They are the beginning of a termite colony.

These insects (which eventually transform into termite king and queen) are looking for suitable ground to begin breeding.

Sign 3: Tiny insects spotted

These insects scout for areas that are dark and hidden for protection.

These areas can be the garden soil or even furniture and fixtures made of wood. Some of their favorite dwelling spots are your built-in cabinets, tv console, and even wooden door frames!

Sign 4: Mud Tube

Generally these are mud tunnel for termite to travel. If you notice mud tube, your house is at risk of termite infestation.

Sign 5: Hollow Wood

Termite has eaten the wood within, leaving the carcass.

How Termite Go Into Your House?

Normally termite colonies start from the ground, moisture & soft soil.

As the colony grows, termites will be sourced for more food.

Outdoor timber furniture or trees in your garden will attract the termite to infestation first. And eventually invades your house through wall/floor cracks, underground pipe, wire conduit and door frame.