Fumigate Attic For Termites

Spf is the material most often used to create an enclosed or unvented attic.

Fumigate attic for termites.

Fumigation controls drywood termite colonies that are active at the time of treatment but offers no protection against future colonies. Carton nests can be found between walls under sinks and in attics. It is more difficult to prevent drywood termite infestations than subterranean termite infestations since there are more potential entry points for drywood termites. Typically formosan termite nests are made from termite excrement chewed wood and soil.

Formosan termites can build aboveground nests called cartons inside walls and attics when there is enough moisture in the wood. We provide fume bags for consumable items that need to be sealed from the gas and we show you exactly what must be bagged and how to properly seal the bags. The foam is applied to attic walls floors and ceilings sealing fans and vents. In new homes attic fans and vents may not be installed at all.

Click to see the hidden damage get rid of termites. It is a three day process that requires temporarily moving out of the home while the home is tented and fumigated. Your professionals will place tents or tarps over a structure over which the fumigant is released. They sneak into your home and set up camp in hard to reach areas such as the attic or behind the walls.

Pmps who fumigate to control drywood termites are facing spf related challenges as well. Fumigation is highly effective at eradicating drywood termites in a structure. Fumigation reaches those hidden spaces eliminating every single termite. The fumigant circulates throughout the premises.