What Are Drywood Termites?

Drywood termites live inside dry wood without requiring contact with soil. They attack furniture, wooden doors, window frames, cabinets, wardrobes, and decorative wood.

Unlike subterranean termites, they do not build mud tubes.

Identification

1. Live completely inside wood

2. Produce tiny wood-colored pellets (Frass)

3. Small colonies

4. No soil contact required

Signs

✔ Tiny holes in wood, ✔ Powder-like pellets, ✔ Hollow furniture, 

✔ Damaged wooden doors

Common Damage

• Wooden Furniture

• Wooden Doors

• Cabinets

• Wardrobes

• Wooden Ceiling

Best Treatment

✅ Wood Injection, ✅ Foam Treatment, ✅ Wood Preservative

Subterranean termites can destroy:

• Wooden Furniture

• Doors & Windows

• Modular Kitchens

• Wooden Flooring

• False Ceiling

• Office Furniture

• Books & Documents

• Building Foundation

• Wooden Partitions

• Commercial Structures

They work silently, making them one of the most costly household pests.

At PCSI, we follow a professional treatment process:

Step 1 – Detailed Inspection

Our experts inspect the entire property to locate termite activity and identify entry points.

Step 2 – Identify the Colony

We determine the size and location of the termite colony for targeted treatment.

Step 3 – Chemical Soil Barrier

Government-approved anti-termite chemicals are injected into the soil to create a protective barrier.

Step 4 – Wall & Floor Injection

Specialized drilling and injection techniques are used to eliminate termites hiding inside walls and floors.

Step 5 – Final Inspection

After treatment, our team checks the property to ensure complete termite control and long-term protection.