February 5th 2012
Philadelphia Termite and Pest Control professional Services EarthCare Pest Services Go Green Environmentally Conscious Pest Management 215.370.3838 Ranked # 1 By the Wall Street Journal Philadelphia home owners if you have termites please watch this Video. We serve the entire philadelphia area for all pest
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February 5th 2012
Exterra’s informational video about termites and solutions. There are three parts, with the first and third parts being split in half.
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February 5th 2012
A non-chemical approach to treating a structure for Termites. This solution offers a Termite control method that is free of chemicals and fumigants. This treatment is typically performed in one day and can be limited to only necessary sections of structures. This is one of the non chemical solutions offered by Antimite. You can learn more about our low impact solutions here: www.antimitepestcontrol.com
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February 5th 2012
Predicts drywood termite infestation level without termite inspection and qualifies homes for a free complete termite inspection after which results are sent as a wood destroying organisms report
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February 5th 2012
Pole barns have more wood-to-soil contact than other structures, and treating termites in pole barns begins with digging a trench outside of the foundation. Discover how to dilute Termidor, which should then be applied to the trench, with help from a certified pest control operator in this free video on pest control.
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February 5th 2012
Call Hi Tech Termite Control in San Diego, CA at 800-291-3019. Never worry about pesky termites and ants. We take care of pests with the following services: microwaving, tenting, and spraying. Safeguard your home today!
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February 5th 2012
Mike Winslow of the Winslow Group along with Jeff Z of Superior Pest Control, walk you through a termite inspection and explain the importance of having a termite inspection done when purchasing or refinancing a home. www.winslowgroup.com http
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February 5th 2012
Termites are a BIG problem – an estimated 9% of households in Australia are affected – do it TV segment – Nine Network Australia – 28.06.08 – see more at www.doittv.com.au or Google “do it”.
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February 5th 2012
This is a video in a series of termite videos from HomeGuard Distributors. More to come. Here is an even closer look at some white headed Subterranean Termite Soldiers. These were captured using a HomeGuard Termite Monitor. There were thousands of these captured in the same location. For more information on these termite monitors or the new Truth Termite Bait, please go to www.homeguarddistributors.com.
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February 5th 2012
Boracare Drywood and Subterranean Termite treatment has many advantages compared to other types of treatments. Fumigation is able to eliminate all drywood termites if done properly, however it does not prevent termites from coming back since the gas which kills termites during the fumigation is highly toxic and does not stay. The drowback of fumigation however is that while in theory it is supposed to eliminate all drywood termites, in practice it rarely happens, sometimes not even due to the fault of fumigators. Also, fumigation is being abused heavily and many houses get entirely tented to expose the fumigant to entire building, while there are many exposed areas as well as many areas where termites merely cannot infest. Boracare, not Timbor foaming cannot eliminate all drywood termites since there always will be areas which is impossible to treat, however in most cases the house can receive a better treatment with Boracare as opposed to fumigation since there is no risk of hidden gas, weather factors, subcontracting with “price wars” among termite salesmen which in many cases makes fumgiations not good quality. Also, Boracare stays on the wood and penetrates deep into it. Professional termite companies also pay extra attention to most important structural and most risky wood members in house while manually using Boracare. For instance, if fumigation fails partially it will fail in any area, including the more suspected and dangarous area which are exposed exterior wood …
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