Termite barrier or baiting system: which is right for your home?
A chemical termite barrier creates a treated zone in the soil around your home that termites cannot cross without picking up a slow-acting product they carry back to the colony, and it protects for up to eight years. A baiting system uses in-ground stations that termites feed on, gradually eliminating the colony while giving you ongoing monitoring. Barriers suit most standard homes and give long, low-maintenance protection, while baiting suits properties where soil treatment is difficult or where you want active colony elimination. We inspect first, then recommend the option that fits your home and budget honestly.
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