Termite Control in Beirut, Lebanon

Drywood termite inspection and treatment across Lebanon

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Drywood Termites in Lebanese Buildings

Termites in Lebanon live inside the wood they eat, not in the soil below, so nothing at ground level warns you that a beam is hollow. The genus recorded here is Kalotermes, documented in Beirut itself. A heap of hard six-sided grains that comes back after sweeping means the colony is live.

Soil barriers and bait stations reach nothing sealed inside a beam, so ask what a treatment actually does before you agree to it.

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Tell us what you found: pellets under a beam, a door frame that sounds hollow, or wings on the window sill. Call or message +961 3 265900.

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Found pellets under a beam?

Get the Timber Looked at Before the Damage Spreads

From Beirut to Batroun

Homes, offices, restaurants and older buildings across Lebanon

Targeted, not broadcast

Galleries treated inside the wood, then gaps and bare timber sealed

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Is termite treatment safe around children and pets?

It goes into the timber, not around the room. We tell you which rooms to keep clear.

Do I have to leave the flat?

Rarely. The work stays inside the wood, and no agricultural fumigant is used in an occupied building.

Can I treat the wood myself?

A surface spray sits on the outside of the beam, never reaches the galleries, and removes the pellet evidence.

How many visits does it take?

A treatment visit, then a check: fresh pellets show whether the galleries have gone quiet.

How does a colony reach my flat?

Winged termites need only exposed wood, such as timber left raw by renovation. Second-hand furniture is the other route.