About Termites

Termites have been around for more than 250 million years, and they are one of the oldest and most successful groups of insects on the planet. Today, there are over 3,000 species of termites found in almost every part of the world, except for Antarctica.

Termites have caused an estimated RM400 million worth of damages in Malaysia and billion of dollars globally.

Subterranean termites - the most destructive termites family, they live underground and enter our property to search for food.

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The Fascinating World of the Termite Queen

Termites are social insects with a queen that is the most important member of the colony. The queen is responsible for laying thousands of eggs, nurturing her offspring, and ensuring the colony's survival and growth.

She can live for decades and is crucial to the termite colony's success. Termites, especially their queens, are fascinating creatures with unique behaviors and characteristics that showcase the diversity and complexity of the insect world.

So, they play a critical role in termite colonies' reproduction, survival, and growth.