Experience and Dedication
Solaris Marketing - Pest Division was incorporated in Malaysia with Registration No. 001597043-K. Our company maybe new in this industy but our management and operations staff have vast experience in pest management. Many managers and technicians have at least 15 years experience. Some have over 20 years or more.
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Commitment & Pride
Solaris Pest Control is committed to provide a service that represents the highest standards found in Malaysia ’s pest management industry. We also pride ourselves to give clients quality beyond their expectations.
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Related FAQs
What are termites?
Termites are wood-destroying insects. Their presence dates back to the dinosaurs. While they play an important role in nature, experts estimate they cause $5 billion of property damage each year.
Are there different kinds of termites?
Yes, the three major kinds of termites in the United States are dampwood, drywood and subterranean. Dampwood termites commonly live in heavily forested areas of the country as they prefer wet wood; while, drywood termites, much more rare in the United States, prefer extremely dry wood. Subterranean termites require moist environments, live mainly in the soil and are the most destructive species.
What can a homeowner do to prevent termites?
The most important thing is to remove the conducive conditions termites need to survive. Termites love moisture; avoid moisture accumulation around the foundation of your home. Divert water away with properly functioning downspouts, gutters and splash blocks. Reduce humidity in crawl spaces with proper ventilation. Prevent shrubs, vines and other vegetation from growing over and covering vents. Be sure to remove old form boards, grade stakes, etc., left in place after the building was constructed. Remove old tree stumps and roots around and beneath the building. Most importantly, eliminate any wood contact with the soil. An 18-inch gap between the soil and wood portions of the building is ideal. It doesnt hurt to routinely inspect the foundation of your home for signs of termite damage.
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