By pestman | 11-03-2026
Whenever starting to build a project, the first step to care about is the structure, sustainability and termite prevention work to protect that project. The larger the scale, the more attention is paid to protection work.
Current concerns for construction projects
According to modern trends, wooden furniture is increasingly favored and more widely used due to its sophistication in design, color as well as richness in combination with other materials. However, this trend has placed projects, especially luxury villas and resorts, under the threat of termites. This tiny insect, in search of food, will not only gnaw wooden components but also cause a risk of subsidence when attacking load-bearing rafters and columns. Once infested by termites, the damage is difficult to foresee.

Modern high-rise buildings
Solutions for construction projects
Understanding this, investors have constantly searched for an effective protection solution that fits business operations. For many years, the common termite treatment work of spraying chemicals to soak the foundation has not brought expected results. Termites return to damage only a short time after treatment. Besides, this method also affects business because of having to temporarily isolate the treated area during the chemical spraying time.
Mr. Tran Thanh Bình, acting Executive Housekeeper at Vinpearl Luxury Nha Trang, said the unit is always looking for a termite prevention solution that is odorless, has no chemical residue and does not affect the design aesthetics. “Through survey and practical use, we found that Exterra meets these criteria,” Mr. Binh said.
Comprising a system of stations with a diameter of up to 30 cm, spaced 4-5 meters apart underground, Exterra forms a protective barrier around the building. Consequently, in addition to eradication, this method provides permanent prevention against termite intrusion. Termites are lured into the stations by Focus granules, a patented invention in the US.
This is a naturally derived, non-toxic compound. Subsequently, the Requiem compound intercepts the growth process of termites, preventing them from forming a new exoskeleton, leading to their gradual death. Targeting termites exclusively, this solution has been proven effective and completely harmless to humans and pets through independent practical testing by numerous research centers and universities in Australia (2003), Thailand (2005), and the Philippines (2007)...
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Currently, in addition to some cultural projects such as Thien Duc pagoda (Hoi An), Minh Khiem theater (Tu Duc tomb – Hue), Independence Palace (HCMC)... many resorts and villas in Vietnam have deployed use and seen effectiveness. Mentioned can be Mia Resort (Nha Trang), Fusion Maia (Da Nang), Sai Gon Quang Binh (Quang Binh), Six Senses Ninh Van (Nha Trang)...
Mr. Binh said: “The new solution is very useful and helps us prevent the risk of termite intrusion.” On the other hand, the system does not affect business because it is designed underground outside the building and thanks to its convenient design, it is easy to monitor, inspect and treat. In addition, customers only invest once at the beginning for the installation and operation of the system. The cost for warranty and maintenance in subsequent years is very low. Therefore, the system is evaluated by investors as a reasonable investment to protect the project comprehensively and long-term.
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