Termite Biological Control
Using natural predators or pathogens to control termite populations. This includes the use of nematodes, fungi, or other organisms that specifically target termites.
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Application of liquid termiticides to the soil around a structure to create a barrier that kills or repels termites.
Use of high temperatures to eliminate termites from infested wood or structures. This method involves raising the temperature to levels lethal to termites.
Placement of bait stations around the property, containing substances that attract and kill termites when they consume or bring the bait back to their colony.
Application of termiticides to the soil before a building is constructed, providing a protective barrier against termites from the outset.
Application of microwave energy to infested wood, heating it to temperatures that kill termites. This is another localized treatment method.
Enclosing a building in a tent and filling it with gas fumigants to eliminate termites. This is typically used for severe infestations.
Application of termiticides directly to wood, protecting it from termite infestation and damage. This can include surface sprays, injections, or foams.
Using high-voltage electricity to kill termites within infested wood or structures. This method is usually localized to specific areas of infestation.
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