Pests We Treat Photo Album: Basement Severely Damaged by Termites in New Egypt, NJ
Wood Members Chewed Out
As you can see, there was extensive termite damage to a number of the wooden beams in the basement.
Injected the Liquid into the Walls
With the owner's permission, we drilled into the concrete walls of the basement and injected a liquid termiticide.
Spaced Out Accordingly
We made sure to space the injection holes at least 18 to 20 inches apart. That way, the treatment we're about to inject has enough room to spread out. The termiticide binds to the treated areas and creates a protective zone that the termites can't detect. As the termites go about their business they'll come in contact with the termiticide. They will then transfer the termiticide throughout their colony. In a short amount of time, the termites will be exterminated. We're also going to inject the termiticide around the entire exterior of the home.
More Protection From Termites
After that, we then (with the owner's permission) drilled around the exterior of the home and installed Sentricon® termite bait stations.
Sharing a Powerful Treatment
When the termites come in contact with the Sentricon® bait system, they eat the cellulose material, unknowingly consuming an insect growth inhibitor. The termites then go on to share this "food" with their colony members. The growth inhibitor then takes over and prevents the termites from being able to molt. If they cannot molt, then the colony is eliminated.
Always Keeping the Home Safe
Sentricon® has Always Active™ Technology, begins the termite colony elimination process without delay and offers continuous protection of your home around the clock. Now the home will be protected from termites for many years to come.