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KILLTER HELPS YOU PROTECT YOUR WOOD FROM TERMIT
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Termites 

Termite protection programs In World, termites are a fact of life, and it’s not uncommon for termites to infest buildings within just a few years of being built. Consequently, taking appropriate measures to protect your home are critical. It is especially important that you don’t wait till you discover termites to control them, because by then the damage will be extensive and costly. 

Termite protection

This should start before a building is built. This is the best time to create a termite barrier or treatment zone between the soil and the building itself. Don’t skimp on protection here, or you’ll be inviting trouble later. 

Existing buildings need protection too, but installation of protective measures are more difficult. The aim is to create a protective zone around the building that the termites cannot breach, or die if they do. Engage a professional to conduct regular inspections and to ensure protective measures are in place. 

The critical factors for termite protection are:

1.  To ensure the creation of a proper barrier or treatment zone before buildings are built.
2.  To conduct regular termite inspections of existing buildings.
3.  To ensure proper protective measures are in place throughout.
    

Termite protection options

For buildings under construction, the following termite protection measures can be undertaken: 

1. The installation of a physical barrier to physically prevent termites from entering a building. 
2. The treatment of soil with a termiticide to repel or kill the termites (the most popular method).
3. LOCTOR Skirting Gel It is applied on the skirting of the wall which is colorless and gets observed. Kills the termite. Don't let it come up no need to dril. 

For existing buildings, the only practical method to provide protection is to treat the soil with a liquid termiticide.There are two types which are classified by their mode of action:

1. Repellent termiticides – these work by repelling the termites from the treated soil. Non-repellent termiticides – these work by killing the termites that enter the treated soil. 
2. Non-repellent termiticides- tend to be favoured because by killing the termites you get a more reliable treatment