Termite Treatment involves employing various techniques to eliminate current and future infestations of termites. Furthermore, preventative measures may include repairs for any damages to your home that could attract them such as fixing any gaps that allow entry for them.

Pest control professionals typically specialize in termite treatments. Their expertise will allow them to efficiently protect any property type. Together they will devise an ideal plan tailored specifically for you.

Termite Inspection

Termites can be a serious threat to homeowners, wreaking millions in damage if left unchecked. But worry not! A quality termite treatment will get rid of them once and for all; following this treatment it’s essential to get regular termite inspections to prevent recurrence of this issue.

An inspector will perform a termite inspection by crawling beneath your home to inspect wood for signs of termite damage as well as nests or mud tubes that might indicate termites are present.

Once an inspector has conducted their thorough inspection of your home, he or she will write up a comprehensive report detailing everything they discovered – this may include photos of any termite damage they discovered along with an estimate for what it would cost to repair them.

Your inspector will use a moisture gauge to inspect your home for signs of termite activity; high moisture levels could indicate the presence of termites.

If the inspector discovers evidence of termite activity, they will recommend the most suitable termite treatment plan for your specific needs. Early identification allows repairs to take place quickly and effectively.

Good termite treatments should come with warranties to give you assurance that their work has been carried out professionally and will not lead to problems later on. Furthermore, you could even get your money back if no significant results can be seen after the treatment has taken place.

Pest control experts use chemicals to kill termites and other insects during termite treatments, then spread the resulting dust throughout both interior and exterior spaces of your property in order to ensure no traces remain behind.

While termite inspectors are at your property, they may also check for other infestations like wood decay or termite borer activity that are more difficult to spot but more costly to treat if left undetected for too long.

Inspectors will also search for termite swarmer wings. Termite Swarmers only emerge for less than 30 minutes at a time, leaving behind their wings when they leave the soil. This could be an indicator that new colonies have emerged and should be found quickly before any real damage can occur.

Inspectors will then inspect the outside of your home for signs of termite activity, such as timber in your garden and sheds and fences being nibbled by termites, and check for termite mud tubes, tunnels used by subterranean termites to access wood of your home.

Mud tubes are an easily identifiable sign of infestation because they act as an entryway between soil and wood in your home, something termites need in order to thrive. Furthermore, termites may create hidden mud tubes beneath decks or patios or inside crawlspaces, providing them with shelter.

If you need termite treatment in Phoenix, Mesa AZ or Flagstaff and the Arizona area contact Atomic Pest Control we are the experts.