Termite Control

Termite control treatments generally involve the following methods:
a. Chemical Treatments: Liquid termiticides are applied to the soil around the foundation, along with targeted treatments to infested areas. This creates a barrier to prevent termites from entering or infesting the structure.
b. Baiting Systems: Termite bait stations are installed around the perimeter of the property. These stations contain cellulose-based materials that are attractive to termites. Once termites feed on the bait, they carry the bait back to the colony, resulting in its eradication.
c. Wood Treatments: In the case of localized infestations, wood treatments with termiticides or foams may be applied directly to the infested wood.

To minimize the risk of future infestations, preventive measures may be implemented, including:
a. Soil Treatment: Treating the soil around the structure during construction or renovation with termiticides to create a barrier against termite entry.
b. Moisture Control: Addressing moisture issues, such as fixing leaks, improving drainage, and ensuring proper ventilation to reduce conditions that attract termites.
c. Structural Modifications: Sealing cracks, gaps, and openings in the foundation, walls, and roof to eliminate potential entry points for termites.
d. Regular Inspections: Implementing periodic inspections to detect early signs of termite activity and take prompt action.