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Termites
Destructive termites pose one of the greatest threats to your home, office and
property. They will not stop. Unless you stop them. Termites are designed for
destruction and cause nearly $5 billion in damage to U.S. homes every year. But, with
regular monitoring by our trained technicians, we can develop an effective, proven
treatment strategy that will eliminate this threat.
Chase Pest Control uses Advance Termite Bait System or Termidor liquid chemical
treatment to combat termite problems.
Pest Management Professionals offer two basic types of treatment options.
Advance Termite Bait System
This approach involves installing termite bait stations around the perimeter of a home
every 10-15 feet. The stations are then checked on a regular basis by the PMP. Upon
finding termites in the stations, a bait cartridge is placed inside the station which is fed
upon by termites and destroys the colony attacking the home.
Liquid Chemical Barrier Treatment
This involves trenching the exterior around your foundation walls and placing a liquid
chemical into the ground. Depending on your situation and the product, it may also
involve drilling into your front porch, garage, brick siding and other slab areas inside your
home. Most homes require from 100-250 gallons of chemical to treat the home.
Destructive termites pose one of the greatest threats to your home, office and
property. They will not stop. Unless you stop them. Termites are designed for
destruction and cause nearly $5 billion in damage to U.S. homes every year. But, with
regular monitoring by our trained technicians, we can develop an effective, proven
treatment strategy that will eliminate this threat.
Chase Pest Control uses Advance Termite Bait System or Termidor liquid chemical
treatment to combat termite problems.
Pest Management Professionals offer two basic types of treatment options.
Advance Termite Bait System
This approach involves installing termite bait stations around the perimeter of a home
every 10-15 feet. The stations are then checked on a regular basis by the PMP. Upon
finding termites in the stations, a bait cartridge is placed inside the station which is fed
upon by termites and destroys the colony attacking the home.
- Stations are only installed on the outside of the home — no landscape
disruption or invasive drilling to your home’s foundation as required by some
products. - Low impact for the environment, family and pets, as the bait is locked in a
secure station with no access by unwanted guests. - The system eliminates the entire colony or colonies attacking your home
compared to liquid chemical treatments which only address parts of the colony.
Liquid Chemical Barrier Treatment
This involves trenching the exterior around your foundation walls and placing a liquid
chemical into the ground. Depending on your situation and the product, it may also
involve drilling into your front porch, garage, brick siding and other slab areas inside your
home. Most homes require from 100-250 gallons of chemical to treat the home.
- America's #1 termite defense with over 2 million homes treated since 2000.
- Kills termites by ingestion, contact, and the "Transfer Effect," meaning affected
insects help spread Termidor throughout the colony before dying themselves. - Manages colonies up to 6 times faster than bait systems.
- Most effective termiticide — over 10 years of test data prove most effective
and fastest at eliminating termite populations. - Responsible, low-dose treatment, with no odor.
- Only trained, Termidor Certified Professionals can apply the product.
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Trouble identifying
troublesome pests?
Search the Texas Insects
database from Texas A&M
University's Entymology
Department
................................................
Member National Pest
Management Association
Member Greater Conroe/Lake
Conroe Area Chamber of
Commerce
