Orkin Exterminator & Termite Control

Termite Poison and Chemicals

A specialized assortment of chemicals and equipment is necessary to effectively treat termite infestations. Termite control methods may be hazardous if incorrectly administered; it is advised that a pest control professional be contacted in the event of any suspected infestation.

Exterminators first assess the severity of the infestation by performing a complete inspection of a home or property for termites and their damage. These help to isolate high-traffic problem areas that require treatment. Monitoring or attractant stations can be replaced by termite bait stations, which contain slow-acting termite control chemicals. Although chemicals included in bait stations vary by manufacturer, all baits operate in the same manner: worker termites bring toxic bait back to the colony and feed it to nymphs, warriors and queens. Within a number of weeks or months, the entire affected termite population can die or become sterilized.

Baits are slow-acting and may require supplemental spot treatment. Insecticide sprays neutralize areas deemed immediate threats in order to prevent costly damages caused by continuous termite feeding. While these chemicals also are available in stores, they can be dangerous for humans and house pets if administered incorrectly. Contact your local pest control professional to discuss extermination options.

Termite Control Bait

Termite Control Supplies

Termite Control Tools

Chlordane for Termite Control

Do It Yourself Termite Control

Home Remedies Termite Control

Infrared Cameras for Termite Control

Microwave Termite Control

Termite Backhoe

Termite Baits and Traps

Termite Bonds

Physical Termite Barriers

Sand Termite Barriers