Archive for the Fumigation Category

California Law requires that operable windows be open a minimum of 3 inches during fumigation. Windows that can’t be accessed and opened by ordinary means (without moving furniture, removing nails, or cutting a paint seal) can remain closed. Under most circumstances, ground floor windows on multi-story structures can also be left closed. Tiger Termite recommends using window locks or dowels to prevent windows from opening more than 3 inches. Check with your fumigator regarding your particular property. If you have further questions regarding fumigation, call Paul at (909) 597-6953

How to Prepare for a Termite Fumigation 1 Carefully read the occupants fumigation notice and all disclosures documents. 2 Remove all people and pets from the property. Fish must be removed. However, the water in fish tanks may remain. 3 Remove all interior plants and those under patio covers or on attached decks/balconies. Cut back shrubbery and tree branches to prevent damage. Allow enough space for the tent to fall freely to the ground. Tree limbs growing over the roof must be trimmed back. Thoroughly water the ground around shrubs and plants located adjacent to the structure. 4 Remove or

If the exterminator has recommended fumigation as the best method to eliminate destructive termites from your home, you may be concerned about the procedure and safeguarding your family’s health. Since fumigation can be performed only by trained and certified professionals, you can be assured that every precaution will be taken to protect the safety of the home’s residents. Why Fumigation? Termite infestations may be localized in certain areas of your home’s structure and so may be exterminated with the use of local applications.  But when termites have invaded the entire structure and the infestation areas are inaccessible, your exterminator might recommend a