How to Control Subterranean Termites

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No matter what type of foundation you have, you will want to dig a trench approximately six by six inches against the foundation around the entire structure.

Apply a professional grade termiticide such as Taurus SC in the trench, according to label directions, using a poly sprayer. Once complete, backfill. This will create a chemical barrier to prevent termite from entering the structure from the exterior.

Next, we can install Red Eye Termite Stations. This will help us monitor and control termite activity around the home. We want to install these in areas that are conducive to termites. Place them eight to ten feet apart, out away from the drip edge of the house. Inspecting the stations is very simple. Once a month, we want to see if the red eye is still visible through the clear view window on top of the station.

The red eye is connected to a wooden post within the body of the station. As the termites eat the wood, the red eye drops out of view. So, if the red eye is gone, that is a sign you have termite activity.

At that point, you will want to inject Fipro aerosol into the station. It is a foam that will kill termites on contact. The longer inject the foam, the deeper it goes into the termite galleries.

Now we can move on to the inside. We can use the FiPro aerosol foam in those areas where you might have found termite activity during your inspection, such as voids around windows, doors, fireplace, where plumbing penetrates the wall. Also in any hole in the sheetrock that may lead to termite galleries, you can apply it in there as well.

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