Inspection: Termite control services typically begin with a thorough inspection of the property to assess the extent of any termite infestations. Trained technicians will look for signs of termite activity, such as mud tubes, damaged wood, and swarming termites.

Treatment: Once an infestation is identified, termite control experts will recommend and implement appropriate treatment methods. Common termite control treatments include:

Chemical Treatments: These may involve applying liquid termiticides to the soil around the foundation, injecting chemicals into infested wood, or using bait stations containing slow-acting toxins that termites carry back to the colony.

Physical Barriers: Installing physical barriers like termite shields and stainless steel mesh can prevent termites from accessing a structure.

Heat or Microwave Treatments: These methods involve raising the temperature of the infested area to lethal levels for termites or using microwaves to kill them.

Preventive Measures: Termite control services may also provide preventive measures to protect structures from future termite infestations. This can include regular inspections, ongoing monitoring, and the installation of bait systems or chemical barriers.

Education: Many termite control services offer education to property owners on how to recognize termite signs, take preventive actions, and maintain a termite-free environment.

Follow-up: After treatment, follow-up inspections and maintenance are often recommended to ensure that the termite infestation has been effectively eliminated and to address any new termite activity