Chemicals used for Termite Control

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In other instances they will want to establish a second colony to remain within the structure or they will want to think of a new exit within the structure. The subterranean termite workers are very rarely able to accomplish this as they are blind. Normally when they are dry they will merely be stuck in the wall, are not able to organize a new colony and end up dehydrating (drying out) to death. One generally finds thousands of dead termites in walls, where termites have been trapped and were unable to escape and just dried up as they lack moisture in homes, whereby some chemical treatments have been done.

We basically use chemicals like Bifen Insecticide, Prelude (Permethrin) , Taurus, Altriset, Premise 2 / Premise 75, Phantom (Chlofenapry), Bora Care (Sodium Borate) is used to control termites. Our service provides the chemical by applying liquid chemical as barrier to termites is outside foundations (slabs) and all pier and beam structures, patios, floating slabs, concrete expansion, porches, foaming in wall plumbing holes and treat termite locating a spot on it with a chemical liquid and baiting the termite so that the place where termite handling service is conducted or the premises where there is a criminal will be safe and healthy.

At Rex Pest Control we use Termidor – (Fipronyl) for termite control and it is most popular termiticide from the USA as chemicals used for termite control. Termidor gives 100% results and its effectiveness against termites is excellent which also provides termite colony elimination. Fipronyl is an active ingredient that kills termites and also has a transfer effect that is passed from worker termites to the colony. It is considered as the best termite chemical in the market and is applied by nearly all Pest Control businesses. It is considered safe to some extent when used correctly.

Liquid Chemical used for termite control works by killing or repelling termites before they enter the structure. In some cases, when using a repellent chemical such as Talstar Professional (Bifenthin), the termites will avoid the chemical and stay away from it. In the case that termites are already within the structure using a repellent chemical then the termites will not come into contact with the chemical, they will back up in the walls trying to avoid the chemical.

Chemicals used for Termite Control
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