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About Termite Control Services

What clients expect and what professionals need to know

Termite control uses liquid termiticide soil treatments (Termidor SC with fipronil; Altriset with chlorantraniliprole as non-repellent actives), bait station systems (Sentricon Always Active, Advance Termite Bait), or fumigation for drywood termites. Liquid treatments create a continuous chemical barrier in the soil around the foundation; non-repellent actives allow termites to pass through the treated zone, picking up lethal doses they transfer to the colony. Fumigation (Vikane sulfuryl fluoride) penetrates structure completely for severe drywood infestations.

Clients need protection that eliminates the entire colony, not just visible workers — and a warranty backed by annual inspections to catch new activity.

Licensing & credentials: State structural pest control license with termite category required; fumigation requires a separate fumigation license in most states; licensed companies must carry bond.

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Termite Control — Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from clients looking for Termite Control services

What is the difference between subterranean and drywood termites?

Subterranean termites (most common in the US) live in soil and build mud tubes to reach wood; drywood termites live inside the wood itself and are treated with fumigation or spot injections.

How does a Sentricon bait system work?

Termite bait stations are installed in the soil around the perimeter; foraging termites find the bait, consume it, and recruit other workers — the active ingredient (noviflumuron) prevents molting, killing the colony over 30–90 days.

How long does a liquid termite treatment last?

Termidor (fipronil) liquid soil treatments last 10+ years per label testing when applied continuously around the foundation without gaps — the treatment zone must be continuous to prevent termites from finding untreated paths.

Do I need to vacate for liquid termite treatment?

No — liquid treatments are injected into the soil around the exterior; no interior space evacuation is required for standard liquid barrier treatments.

What is a termite warranty and what does it cover?

Most termite companies offer a transferable warranty covering retreatment if termites return, and some (Terminix, Orkin) offer damage repair warranties for new damage discovered after treatment — read carefully what's covered.

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