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Termites are a very common North Carolina pest problem. What makes termites so dreaded is the fact that termite infestations can go years without being detected. Our termite removal experts have a unique knowledge of these wood-destroying pests and have the tools to locate infested areas. Bug Out is proud to employ the pest control industry’s best methods to treat termites, including liquid treatments and bait stations.
Getting rid of termites requires a comprehensive approach. Effective methods include termiticides and residual insecticides, termite baiting systems, and barrier soil treatments.
We apply highly effective, long-lasting termiticides to infested areas. A technician will create an impenetrable barrier around your home’s perimeter using state-of-the-art liquid treatments. This protective shield eliminates termites as they attempt to forage near your property, stopping them in their tracks.
Our termite baiting systems are strategically placed around your property. We prefer using the Sentricon system for bait treatment. These baits attract termites, carrying the poison back to their colony and effectively eliminating the entire colony.
We apply termiticide to the soil around your home’s foundation, creating a protective barrier that prevents termites from entering.
Early detection is crucial in preventing extensive damage caused by termites. Here are some common signs that you might have a termite infestation:
Termites can be active year-round in North Carolina, making them a constant threat. Whether you want to prevent termites or get rid of an active problem, it’s best to enlist the help of the termite exterminators at Bug Out. Our approach is thorough, effective, and tailored to your property’s specific needs.
We will implement the following steps to eliminate termites and prevent them from returning:
Prevention is the best way to protect your home from termites. To minimize the risk, reduce moisture around your home by fixing leaks and ensuring proper drainage. Proper ventilation is also crucial to lower humidity levels, which can deter termites. Regular inspections by a termite exterminator can help detect any early signs of infestation. Keep firewood, lumber, and other wood debris away from your home to eliminate potential food sources for termites. Following these steps can help prevent termites from invading your home and causing significant damage. Our team is here to provide expert advice and services to keep your property safe. Contact us today for a comprehensive termite inspection and treatment plan tailored to your needs.
Your business is one of your biggest investments. It goes without saying, then, that you want to protect it from termites. The termite exterminators at Bug Out will inspect your property and recommend a termite treatment plan based on the species of termite identified. You can trust our termite removal services are discreet and effective to keep your business up and running.
At Bug Out, we are committed to keeping you safe from termites year-round with regular inspections and custom treatments.
– Jody H.
When it comes to effectively treating termites, Bug Out recommends a combination of strategies tailored to your specific situation. The best approach will depend on your particular property and the level of infestation. Solutions include advanced termiticides, termite baiting systems, and soil treatments to create a barrier around your property, preventing termites from accessing your home or business. It’s important to tackle termites from all angles considering long-term prevention strategies as well as dealing with the immediate infestation. For example, certain treatments like liquids kill on contact, but baits are a more long-term preventative solution as they kill based on termite foraging behaviors.
Termites are attracted to moisture and wood, making your cupboard an ideal target. Dampwood termites, in particular, thrive in moist environments. Leaky pipes, poor ventilation, and inadequate drainage can create the perfect conditions for a termite infestation. Regularly inspecting and maintaining these areas can reduce the risk of termites.
