Termite Baiting & Monitoring System
A termite baiting system uses stations installed in the ground or set into concrete around your building. We check them regularly, and when termites are found feeding we add bait. The termites carry it back and share it through the colony, eliminating the colony at its source rather than only the termites you see.
Last updated 27 October 2026
- Best for
- Active infestations and long-term protection
- Stations
- In-ground (soil) or in-concrete (paved areas)
- Targets
- The whole termite colony
- Visits
- Scheduled station checks with a report each time
How the baiting system works
- Inspect
We find where termites are active and the routes they are likely to use around the building.
- Install stations
Stations go into the soil around the perimeter, or are set into concrete in paved areas, at spacing that suits your site.
- Monitor
Every station is checked on a schedule for signs of termite feeding.
- Bait
Where termites are feeding, bait is added. Workers carry it back and share it through the colony.
- Colony eliminated
Activity in the stations stops as the colony dies off. We record each step in your service report.
- Ongoing protection
Stations can stay in place as an early warning system for new colonies.
When to choose a baiting system
A good fit if
- Termites are active now, in walls, timber or furniture
- You prefer not to drill through your floors
- You want long-term protection with early warning
- You run a commercial site that needs documented monitoring
Consider another option if
- You are building and the soil is exposed: see soil treatment
- You need a barrier under an existing floor straight away: see slab injection (often combined with baiting)
Work you can check, not just trust
Evoway Sdn Bhd (SSM 202301012571) is a licensed pest control operator and a member of the Malaysian Pest Management Association (MPMA). Our technicians are trained on the termite systems we install.
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Baiting system questions
How does a termite baiting system work?
Stations are installed in the ground or set into concrete around the building. They are checked regularly, and when termites are found feeding, bait is added. Worker termites carry the bait back and share it through the colony, which eliminates the colony at its source instead of only the termites you can see.
What is the difference between in-ground and in-concrete stations?
In-ground stations are placed in soil, such as gardens and planter areas. In-concrete stations are set flush into paved areas like driveways, porches and car parks where there is no exposed soil. Most properties use a mix, chosen after we inspect the site.
How long does it take to eliminate a termite colony?
It depends on the size of the colony and how actively the termites feed, so it is gradual rather than instant. We check the stations at every visit and record the activity in your service report, so you can see the progress.
Is termite bait safe for children and pets?
The bait is enclosed inside the stations and is only added where termites are feeding. Stations in paved areas sit flush with the ground. We place stations with your household or premises in mind.
Do the stations stay after the colony is gone?
They can. Left in place and checked on a schedule, they act as an early warning system that picks up new termite activity before it reaches the building.
How much does a termite baiting system cost?
It depends on the number of stations, the property size and the monitoring schedule. We quote after a free site inspection.
Compare your options
Not sure this is the right one? We recommend a treatment after inspecting your property, and some buildings need two methods combined.
Termite Soil Treatment
A treated barrier in the soil under and around the building, applied before the floor slab is cast or along the perimeter of an existing building.
How it works →
Termite Slab Injection
Termiticide injected through small holes in the floor slab, creating a barrier underneath a building you already live or work in.
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