February 5th 2012
Boracare mixing and spraying
Learn what you’ll need to properly mix up Boracare and see how easy it is to use if it’s been prepared properly.
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February 5th 2012
Termidor termiticide is featured in this video
Termidor termiticide is used to keep termites out of homes. This video explains what makes it unique compared to all the other liquids available on the market.
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February 5th 2012
Advance Bait Station Installation from start to finish.
This video will walk you through the Advance Termite Bait Station Installation process.
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February 5th 2012
Advance Termite Bait Station detailed and explained.
The Advance Termite Bait Station has many components which are all shown in this video.
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June 15th 2010
Carpenterant treatment using Drione Dust
Watch carpenter ant nests get dusted with Drione Dust. This is a fast acting desiccant dust which will dehydrate and kill carpenter ants quickly. It’s also a very light dust which enables it to float easily up into nest voids. This makes it ideal for void treatment as the dust will naturally float up into the space or spaces where the ants like to nest.
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June 12th 2010
Termite colony is shown close up
A termite colony is shown in this clip including workers and soldier termites. You can see just what they look like, how small they are, and how they move.
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April 16th 2010
Termite Swarmers
Termite colonies release swarmers or winged reproductives. This video shows swarmers that were released from an Eastern Subterranean Termite Colony in Georgia. Commonly found in the spring, termite swarmers leave existing colonies seeking out a mate and a new location to start a nest.
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March 12th 2010
How to track Carpenter Ant Trails and see where they nest.
Tracking carpenter ants can help identify nest locations so you can directly treat them for fast control. Carpenter ants will commonly have several nest sites and if you watch them foraging you can almost always find key locations that will need treatment. Remember, an active ant is either walking away or back to a nest so there is at least a 50% chance watching it will provide valuable information.
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