Bugs are more common in old houses because of cracks, gaps, and deteriorated materials that provide entry points and nesting sites. These houses may also have accumulated debris and moisture issues that attract pests.
Detecting termites can be challenging, as they often remain hidden within walls and structures. Common signs of an infestation include discarded wings, mud tubes on exterior walls, hollow-sounding wood, and frass (termite droppings). However, these indicators may not always be…
You do not need to bag clothes for fumigation if they are stored in closets, drawers, or sealed containers. Modern fumigants do not leave residues on fabric. However, if clothing is stored in open areas or there is concern about…
Home pest control can have environmental impacts, particularly when chemical pesticides are overused or misapplied. These chemicals can leach into soil and waterways, affecting wildlife and beneficial insects. To mitigate environmental harm, consider integrated pest management practices that emphasize non-chemical…
Fumigation chemicals are designed to dissipate quickly after treatment, typically within a few days. They do not leave long-lasting residues, meaning their effectiveness diminishes shortly after the fumigation process is complete.
Tips for fumigation include carefully following all instructions provided by the pest control company, sealing or removing food and consumables, ensuring gas lines and pilot lights are turned off, and vacating the property with all occupants, pets, and plants. Post-fumigation,…
Physical pest control methods have several advantages, including environmental safety as they avoid the use of harmful chemicals, making them safer for humans, pets, and the ecosystem, and immediate results as they reduce pest populations quickly. However, they also have…
To apply Termidor for drywood termites, inject the product into infested wood using a foam or liquid formulation. Drill small holes into the wood, targeting areas where termite activity is detected, such as near frass or exit holes. Inject Termidor…
Drywood termites are treated using several methods depending on the severity of the infestation. Tenting and fumigation are the most effective for widespread infestations, as they eliminate termites in inaccessible areas. Spot treatments using liquid or foam termiticides can address…
The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code for pest control services is 561710, which encompasses establishments primarily engaged in exterminating and controlling pests such as insects, rodents, and termites.