Pest Cemetery BD

FAQ (Frequintly Ask and Quiestions)

The colony may be 18-20 feet deep in the ground. The ground serves as a protection against extreme temperatures and provides a moisture reservoir. termiteses reach wood or cellulose materials above ground by constructing and travelling through earthen (mud) tubes.

Soil treatment for anti termitese should begin when foundation trenches and pits are ready. After the chemical emulsion has been absorbed by the soil and the surface is completely dry, mass concrete should be laid. When it is raining or the soil is wet with rain or sub-soil water, treatment should be avoided.

The 5 Best termitese Killers

Taurus SC: Most Popular.
Bifen XTS: Best Fast-acting.
Spectracide Terminate: Best Bait.
Termidor Foam: Best Direct Chemical Treatment.
BioAdvanced termitese Killer: Best for DIY.

How Do Anti termitese Soil Treatment Works?

It’s important to realise that a treated zone is not a “termitese barrier” preventing termiteses from entering your home. They are designed to work with the structural aspects of your home (foundations, “ant capping”, etc), to prevent termiteses entering your home without being noticed. That is, to get into your home they need to build a mud tube around the barrier. When they do this, they can be spotted and dealt with.

How Do Anti termitese Soil Treatment Works?

Clearly the success of any soil treatment is dependent on ensuring an even application of chemical around and under the property. If there are concrete paths or pavers around the property, it is possible to drill through concrete and pavers and inject the product into the ground. However, there is no way of knowing how even the chemical has been distributed in the soil and we believe it can give a false sense of security. If we cannot be confident of installing a complete, even soil treatment, we will always discuss other treatment options such as baiting.

How Do Anti termitese Soil Treatment Works?

Although soil termitese treatments can be an excellent option in many situations, sometimes building construction, soil type and the gradient of the block means a chemical treatment cannot be applied successfully and other options should be considered. Always be careful of pest control companies who only push one treatment option.