termite treatments

Pre-construction soil treatment is a preventative measure designed to protect a home from subterranean termites by creating a chemical barrier around the building site. This treatment is typically applied by a professional pest control company before the foundation’s concrete is poured.

A termite baiting and monitoring system is an effective way to detect and eliminate subterranean termites around your home using traps and bait stations to monitor termite activity:

Direct wood treatment is a method of treating wood infested with termites using a specially formulated product designed to eliminate termites. This treatment can be applied to both dry-wood and subterranean termite infestations.

A termite non-repellent product injection is a treatment that creates a chemical barrier around a building to protect it from termite infestations. The chemical is injected into the ground or beneath a concrete floor, either before or after construction. Since the chemical is undetectable to termites, they cannot avoid it. As they come into contact with the chemical, they ingest it and spread it to the rest of the colony, ultimately killing the termites.

Tape and seal fumigation, also known as no-tent fumigation, is a method used to control termite infestations in buildings, homes, boats, and warehouses.

The process involves sealing the structure with plastic sheeting and tape to contain the fumigant gas. Once sealed, the fumigant is introduced into the structure to eliminate termites.

This method is typically used when traditional tenting is not feasible, such as in cases where the structure’s design, roof type, or surrounding environment make tenting difficult.

Termite injected foam treatments are a pest control method that involves injecting a specialized foam into infested walls to eliminate termites.

Small holes are drilled into the infested walls, and the foam is injected into the voids. As the foam expands, it fills cracks and cavities, suffocating and killing the termites inside.