Termite Control Terminix aims to stop termite infestation before it starts with its Terminix OnGuard Termite Protection System. This system is broken down into three steps: Terminix technicians install built-in stations 10 to 15 feet apart in the soil around your home to create a zone of protection.

At Terminix, we use the Always Active Sentricon baiting system. With the Always Active system, bait is inserted into the station at the time of installation, meaning you have immediate protection from Termites.

The use of liquid termiticides is historically the most common termite treatment method used. At Terminix, we offer liquid termite treatment options that include the use of traditional imidacloprid-based termiticides, but also cutting-edge Termidor treatments that include the use of a fipronil-based termiticide.

Ingredients. Active Ingredients: Geraniol (106-24-1) (1.3%), Cinnamon Oil (8015-91-6) (0.2%), Other Ingredients (White Mineral Oil, 2-Propanol, Vanillin, Triethyl Citrate, Isopropyl Myristate, Lactic Acid N-Butyl Ester, Carbon Dioxide): (98.5%).

Pre constructional anti-termite treatment is a process in which soil treatment is applied to a building in early stages of its construction. The purpose of anti-termite treatment is to provide the building with a chemical barrier against the sub-terrain termites.

Which Form Is Best? The best defense against termites is a combination of liquid barriers and bait traps. The bait traps work to destroy the colony, while the liquid barrier will prevent new termites from reaching your home in the meantime.

Terminix uses a range of chemicals, including pyrethroids like cypermethrin and bifenthrin, organophosphates such as malathion and chlorpyrifos, neonicotinoids like imidacloprid and dinotefuran, and botanical insecticides like azadirachtin.

Terminix uses a range of chemicals, including pyrethroids like cypermethrin and bifenthrin, organophosphates such as malathion and chlorpyrifos, neonicotinoids like imidacloprid and dinotefuran, and botanical insecticides like azadirachtin.

The Top 5 termite killers of 2023

1. Taurus SC liquid termiticide. One of the best termite killers available is this very potent, highly concentrated termiticide.
2. BioAdvanced termite killer.
3. Termidor foam termiticide/insecticide.
4. Spectracide terminate.
5. Bonide systemic insect control.

Here are some commonly used chemicals for termite protection:

• Bifenthrin: This synthetic pyrethroid is widely used for termite control.
• Imidacloprid: It is a systemic insecticide that is applied to the soil around a structure.
• Fipronil: Fipronil is a non-repellent termiticide that is highly effective against termites.

A termiticide concentrate comprising a termiticide composition comprising a phenylpyrazole, such as fipronil and a neonicotinoid, such as imidacloprid, wherein the composition is dispersed in an aqueous medium to form the termiticide concentrate.

The Best Termite Treatments

• Best Overall: Spectracide Terminate Complete Kit.
• Best Budget: BioAdvanced Carpenter Ant & Termite Killer Plus.
• Best Pet-Safe: Control Solutions Taurus SC Insecticide Termiticide.
• Best Indoor/Outdoor: Harris Carpenter Ant Killer & Termite Control Treatment.
• Best Foam: Basf Termidor Foam.

One popular method on how to get rid of termites involves treating the soil around your house with a termite insecticide, such as imidacloprid or fipronil. Wood can also be treated directly if termites are inside. Termite baits are strategically placed around your yard to lure termites in.

Best Termite Control Companies of 2023

• Best Overall: Terminix.
• Best Environmentally Conscious: Arrow Exterminators.
• Best for Immediate Needs: Orkin.
• Best Year-Round Service: Ehrlich.
• Best Regional: Viking Pest Control.

Chlorpyrifos 20% EC. This multitalented insecticide controls all sucking, biting, chewing and soil pests along with termites. This is used as a liquid termite repellent.

We're detrimental to pests, not to the environment Wherever possible, we replace synthetic chemical treatments with natural substances, like plant essential oils, and alternate methods, like trapping.