Termites can cause serious structural damage to homes and buildings, so they must be detected and resolved immediately. Whether you have an active termite infestation or you're trying to prevent them in the future, there are various methods of termite treatment and termite control that you should be aware of. For termite treatment you can hire professional pest control service in Gurgaon toget rid of it.
 Here's an overview of some of the best methods of termite treatment and prevention: 
 
 Remove Any Sources Of Moisture
 Moisture around your home promotes dampness, which is a key attraction for termites. Don’t keep standing water in buckets, barrels, old tires or other miscellaneous containers around your property. Also make sure to repair plumbing problems like leaking pipes and drains. Any sources of groundwater such as a creek or pond nearby should also be assessed for potential flooding conditions.  

 Inspect for Mud Tubes or Swarms of Winged Termites
 Winged termites emerge from infested wood structures in late spring and are often mistaken for flying ants due to their similar appearance. Inspect near window sills or doors on a regular basis to spot mud tubes - which look like small worm piles made from dirt – build by subterranean termites. 

 Apply Regular Insecticide Treatments Around Your Home
 Commercial insecticides such as baits, dusts and liquids are especially effective against drywood type infestations because they penetrate deeply into wood crevices where insects congregate. These products should be applied yearly by a licensed pest control professional in accordance with label directions.

 Replace Infested Wood If you have identified areas affected by active infestation it is important that they get treated as soon as possible. Replace the affected wood with new treated material if possible and then ensure that all areas are completely sealed up to prevent further entry points in the future. 
 Utilize Physical Barriers Such As Fencing Or Copper Shields 
 Fencing around your property is effective at deterring termites since physical barriers do not allow them entry into any part of your building structure – such as walls, flooring or concrete foundations. You can also use copper shields around window ledges and door frames to create an impenetrable barrier from these tiny intruders too. 

 Monitoring Devices Such As Bait Stations And Traps 
 Bait stations (or monitoring devices) come equipped with adhesive grids designed to detect activity near wood structures which is likely caused by termite cause activity and alerting homeowners quickly before significant damage has occurred. Furthermore traps should also be installed inside perimeter fences so monitoring personnel can determine if colonies have been established nearby prior to this detection being released within buildings onsite whose members inhabit it regularly....