There are a number of termite treatment methods of termites depending upon the conditions.

Drywood termites are able to chew away wood until there is only a thin sheet. These thin areas can usually be viewed , but can be felt on the wood surface. Normally the Piles of frass are good indicators of any infestation due to termites. Immediately, frass should be cleaned away and the spot examined regularly to feel new frass. Only the absence of new frass guarantees that infestation is no longer there.

On the contrary, If new frass is found, look on wood surfaces above the pile to see a small hole , which will most probably be discolored and closed by the termites inside. This is a clear symptom of drywood termite activity. Once you find something again, drywood termites can either be treated by insecticides into the nest and in case of excess of infestations, termite fumigation is the ultimate solution.

Among other nonchemical treatments exist heat treatments for termite control. Heat treatment is same as fumigation except that hot air instead of a fumigant, which conduces to increase in temperature inside the wooden structure.

Being in small colonies , drywood termites are easy to handle as compared to other species, consequently this makes it easier eradicate the entire population. Equally, it does not imply that an infestation should be neglected. A drywood colony is capable of damaging furniture or any other structural integrity of a wall.