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Between subterranean termites, drywood termites, and dampwood termites, it is estimated that Americans spend upwards of $5 Billion dollars per year, preventing, treating, and repairing damage caused by termites.
By sealing as many cracks as possible and performing regular upkeep on exposed wood, you and your pest professional can help reduce the likelihood of an infestation. However, a proactive program that includes direct wood treatment and regular maintenance provides the most comprehensive protection.
To help stop a burgeoning drywood termite infestation or eliminate an established one, professional termite control is necessary. Fortunately, Hulett Environmental Services offers several different treatment options, depending on the scale and details of your infestation.
Sep 30, 2016 · Termite tenting is a very effective treatment when dealing with Drywood termites. While the process of treating a home infested with termites is done by pest control professionals, you have a part to play in the tenting process. When it is time to treat your home for termites there are a few things you can do.
Mar 15, 2024 · Fumigation: For extensive infestations, a professional exterminator will tent your entire home and pump toxic gas (sulfuryl fluoride is one example) into it to kill off the termites or other...
- Barbara Zito
- Fumigation by a professional is the best and quickest way to get rid of drywood termites. In particular, sulfuryl fluoride has been known to kill o...
- Like with all pests, early action is key to getting rid of drywood termites more quickly and easily. If the infestation is relegated to a simple pi...
- Yes, provided you don’t have an infestation that has affected your entire home. If you know for sure that your infestation is localized to one part...
- You can apply borax powder or sodium borate to any affected surfaces, or you can inject orange oil into the holes made by the termites. However, it...
Vikane ® gas fumigant is the No. 1 brand in whole-structure termite fumigation. A proven drywood termite treatment option for more than 55 years, it has protected more than 2 million homes, historical landmarks, churches, museums, research facilities, colleges, hotels and even ships.
Widespread drywood termite infestations can be extremely hard to treat yourself. You may even need to have your home tented and fumigated. Many professional pest control companies will give you a free or low-cost inspection if you need help determining your level of infestation.
