Yes, termite spray fumes can be dangerous if not used properly. Be sure to always follow the manufacturer’s instructions when applying these products and wear protective equipment to keep yourself safe. Inhaling termite spray fumes may cause irritation of the skin, nose, throat, and respiratory tract. It is also important to open windows and turn … Read more
Before installing spray foam insulation, it is important to treat for termites using a termite spray containing an active ingredient such as Deltamethrin, Bifenthin, Cypermethrin or Lambda-cyhalothrins. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and wear protective equipment when spraying these products in order to mitigate any potential risks associated with them. Additionally, regular inspections of your home … Read more
It is recommended to spray termite treatments with an active ingredient such as Deltamethrin, Bifenthin, Cypermethrin, or Lambda-cyhalothrins every 6 to 12 months for optimal protection against future infestations. However, regular inspections of your home should be done throughout the year in order to identify any new termite problems before they cause serious damage. Protective … Read more
Yes, you can spray wood for termites using a product containing an active ingredient such as Deltamethrin, Bifenthin, Cypermethrin, or Lambda-cyhalothrins. It is important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions when spraying these products and to use protective equipment in order to mitigate any potential risks associated with them. Additionally, regular inspections of your home throughout … Read more
The best time to spray for termites is during the spring and summer months when termites are most active. It’s important to make sure that areas around your home are well-treated with an effective termite spray product, such as one containing Deltamethrin, Bifenthin, Cypermethrin, or Lamda-cyhalothrins. Ensure you’re following the manufacturer’s instructions and use protective … Read more
No. It is not recommended to combine termite spray and pellets as doing so can lead to over-application of the products, which may reduce their effectiveness and cause unnecessary risks to human health or the environment. Additionally, combining termite sprays and pellets often leads to an increased cost because each product needs to be purchased … Read more
The ideal time of day to apply nematodes is in the early morning or evening hours. Since direct sunlight can dry nematodes out, we have found that this provides the best opportunity for nematodes to target and begin working against a termite colony.