Termite and ant swarmers can be difficult to tell apart, even in highly zoomed-in images.
Each type of termite requires a different treatment approach. Treatment options may include trench treatments, fumigation, foaming, or baiting systems.
Always consult a licensed professional when dealing with termites to ensure proper identification and determine the correct course of treatment.
Our Inspection Process:
- Visual Inspection: Our experts conduct a meticulous visual inspection to identify any visible signs of activity.
- Radar Inspection: We use technology to detect bugs even before they become visible.
- Moisture Inspection: Termites thrive in moisture-rich environments, so we carefully inspect for any moisture issues that might attract them.
- Thermal Inspection: Thermal imaging technology helps us spot hidden termite activity.
- Outdoor Traps: If outdoor traps are present, we use radar technology to monitor them for termite activity.
- Attic Inspection: We inspect the attic for signs of termite infestations.
- Access Panels: Our experts verify termite access panels to ensure they are secure and effective.
- Conducive Conditions: We look for conditions that might attract termites, including wood piles against the home, mulch blocking visual inspection, cracks in stucco, poor drainage, and more.
- Soil and Foundation: We check for any signs of termites in the soil band around your home, roots growing under the foundation, and soil touching wooden portions of the building.
- Structural Inspections: We inspect room additions, plumbing and roof leaks, and any spray foam applications.
Effective Termite Methods:
- Liquid Barrier Treatment: We create a liquid barrier around your home to deter pests from entering.
- Granular Barrier Protection: Our granular barrier protection adds an extra layer of defense against unwanted intruders.
Advanced Dust Application:
- Inject Outlets with Taurus Dry Dust: We use Taurus dry dust to target and eliminate pests at their hiding spots within the walls.
- Inject Plumbing Entry Points with Dry Dust: Our dry dust application in plumbing entry points ensures pests are kept at bay where they are most likely to enter.
