Bed burg Control Service

Service Description

1. Inspection & Assessment Experts inspect the affected area to identify termite species (subterranean, drywood, or dampwood termites). They locate termite entry points, tunnels, and wood damage. Moisture levels are also checked since termites thrive in damp areas. 2. Treatment Plan Based on the infestation level, experts decide on the best treatment: Chemical Barrier Treatment (for prevention) Termite Baiting System (for colony elimination) Wood Treatment (for furniture protection) Fumigation or Soil Treatment (for severe infestations) 3. Chemical Barrier Treatment A liquid termiticide is applied around the foundation of the building to create a protective barrier. Termites that come into contact with this barrier are killed. This method is commonly used for subterranean termites. 4. Termite Baiting System (Most Common for Colony Elimination) Bait stations with slow-acting poison are placed in key locations. Worker termites carry the poisoned bait back to the colony, gradually killing all termites, including the queen. This method is safe and environmentally friendly. 5. Wood Treatment (For Furniture & Wooden Structures) Anti-termite sprays or borate solutions are applied to protect wooden furniture, doors, and flooring. Some services use heat or microwave treatments to kill termites inside the wood. 6. Fumigation (For Severe Infestations) In cases of widespread termite damage, fumigation (tenting) is done. A gas is released inside the affected area to kill termites completely. This method is often used for drywood termites in furniture and buildings. 7. Preventive Measures & Follow-Up Experts seal cracks and leaks to prevent termites from returning. Regular inspections are recommended to catch infestations early. Some services offer yearly maintenance contracts for long-term protection.