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
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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
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The Cost of Structural Repair from Termites Fewer forces are more destructive to homes than termites. Worse, unless the homeowner’s insurance carries a special rider, repairing termite damage is not covered. Because termites must stay hidden from ants, they are very difficult for homeowners to discover and
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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
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When some homeowners hear the term fumigation, they are apprehensive. Some are concerned about inhaling harmful fumes or dealing with leftover residue. While it is natural to be concerned, with our fumigation process you can be certain that your safety is a priority for us. Vikane is
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Drywood Termites. They are a little different than their usual cousins–the subterranean termites. Drywoods don’t live down in the soil and munch primarily on wet wood. No, Drywoods find nice dry wood–like that found in your lovely home–to be quite delectable, thank you, no added moisture necessary.
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