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Termites can remain hidden while feeding on timber and other cellulose-based materials, causing costly damage before activity is easily noticed. LBS Group provides professional termite inspection and control for homes and businesses across Malaysia.
Termites often remain concealed within soil, walls and timber while feeding continuously on cellulose-based materials. Subterranean termites can enter buildings through hidden access points and mud tubes, allowing damage to progress before an infestation becomes obvious. Early inspection and professional treatment are important for identifying active termite areas and limiting further property damage.






Termite bait stations are positioned at selected activity and monitoring points. Termites feed on the bait and transfer it through the colony, helping reduce termite activity over time.
Liquid termiticide may be applied to suitable soil areas around or beneath the structure to create a treated zone that helps protect the property from subterranean termite activity.
Termite activity and treatment areas are reviewed during scheduled follow-up visits to track progress, identify continuing activity and determine whether further treatment is required.
Selected termite treatment programmes include warranty coverage for a specified period. If covered termite activity returns within the applicable warranty period, follow-up treatment is provided at no additional charge, subject to the warranty terms and conditions.
A structured service journey that keeps every treatment, observation and follow-up action clear.

Technicians inspect timber, walls, skirting, built-in furniture, structural areas and potential access points for mud tubes, damaged wood, live termites and other signs of activity.

The termite activity, affected areas, building conditions and potential access points are assessed before selecting the appropriate treatment approach for the property.

Bait stations may be installed at selected termite activity and monitoring points to target active termites and track feeding over time.

Liquid or targeted termiticide treatment may be applied where appropriate to affected areas and suitable soil zones to control subterranean termite activity.

Follow-up inspections review termite activity and treatment progress, with additional treatment provided where required. Eligible treatment programmes are supported by warranty coverage subject to the applicable terms and conditions.
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Recommended actions are clearly documented so issues can be addressed and responsibilities followed up.
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Common signs include mud tubes along walls or foundations, hollow or damaged timber, blistered wood surfaces, live termites and swarms of winged termites. Because termite activity can remain hidden inside a property, a professional inspection may be needed to confirm an infestation and locate affected areas.
Subterranean termites usually travel from colonies in the soil and can enter through cracks, joints, service openings and other concealed access points. They may build protective mud tubes across foundations and walls to reach timber and other cellulose-based materials inside the property.
The most suitable method depends on the location and extent of termite activity, property construction and site conditions. Baiting works through termite feeding and colony activity, while soil treatment creates a treated zone around suitable parts of the structure. Some properties may benefit from a combination of treatment methods following inspection.
Selected termite treatment programmes include warranty coverage for a specified period. If covered termite activity returns during the applicable warranty period, follow-up treatment is provided at no additional charge, subject to the warranty terms and conditions.
Termite control cost depends on factors such as property size, infestation level, affected areas, building construction, treatment method, number of treatment or baiting points and the follow-up programme required. A termite inspection helps determine the appropriate treatment scope before quotation.

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