08/10/2026
VKOM PEST β TERMITE SWARMING ALERT
π FOUND FLYING TERMITES AROUND YOUR PROPERTY?
Those flying termites are known as alates β the reproductive stage of a termite colony.
Their appearance can indicate active termite activity nearby, but flying termites alone do not necessarily prove that a colony is inside your home. A professional inspection is the best way to determine the source and risk.
WHAT HAPPENS DURING A SWARM?
01 β ALATES EMERGE
Winged termites leave an established colony when environmental conditions are suitable.
02 β WINGS ARE SHED
After landing, they may shed their wings and search for suitable conditions to establish a new colony.
03 β COLONY ESTABLISHMENT
A successful pair may establish a new colony in suitable soil or timber. The colony can develop over time and potentially cause significant timber damage.
π LOOK FOR THESE WARNING SIGNS
β’ Flying termites or piles of discarded wings
β’ Mud/shelter tubes
β’ Hollow-sounding or damaged timber
β’ Termites emerging from timber or wall areas
β’ Moisture problems around the building
β’ Timber in direct contact with soil
β’ Previous termite treatment or termite damage
β οΈ DON'T JUST TREAT THE SWARM
Killing the flying termites you can see does not eliminate the underlying termite colony.
The important question is: WHERE ARE THEY COMING FROM?
A proper termite inspection can assess the building, identify termite activity and determine appropriate management options.
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