How often should you treat your house for termites?
roughly every five years
Frequently Asked Questions For liquid termite treatments, you should re-treat roughly every five years, and for termite bait stations, you should monitor every few months.
How long does termite fumigation last?
Their return depends on many factors that are, at times, beyond your control. That’s why savvy homeowners always book a quarterly pest control to keep a tab on their homes’ overall health. Termite fumigation done once can easily last for four years.
How long does tenting keep termites away?
The entire process, from preparation to treatment to clearing the air of your home, can take anywhere from 3 days to a week. This depends on the size of the home as well as the outdoor conditions. Typically, it takes at least 6 hours for the fumigant to leave the house after a termite treatment.
Should you spray for termites every year?
Whether you’ve had termites in the past or are looking to prevent them, all homeowners should have their home inspected annually for termites. For the most part, termite treatments last anywhere from a couple to 10 years depending on the type of treatment used.
Do termites return after tenting treatment?
Can Termites Return After Treatment? Unfortunately, they can. Termite treatment is very involved and requires ongoing maintenance to keep these pests out. Once your termite problem is fully treated, our termite control professionals will work to create a barrier around your home that will deter termites from returning.
How often should a house be treated for termites?
Termite treatments last about five years. A liquid termite treatment can last five years or more. Termite bait station treatments only last one year and require routine inspections, normally performed every 3-6 months. Annual inspections are essential with any termite treatment.
Do you need to fumigate a house with termites?
The California Structural Pest Control Board tells us in their literature that not all homes with dry wood termites need to be fumigated. If an infestation is contained in a small area (s), the dry wood termites may be eliminated by local applications.
Can a drywood termite be removed Without fumigation?
Drywood termites can live for years in and survive off a wide range of organic material including cloth, drywall, and even flooring. They’re often brought into the home in a piece of furniture or clothing and set up shop for months before they’re ever detected. They are extremely difficult to remove without fumigation.
When is fumigation necessary for a pest infestation?
Call a pest professional today to find out if fumigation is right for your infestation, and what your risks may be. The practice is often referred to as a last-ditch effort but in many cases, it’s a necessary part of total pest control. Call for your free estimate today!