Industry Leading Termite Control

After contacting us for an inspection, a technician well-versed in termites, termite behavior, and termite extermination will conduct a thorough search of the property to locate active termite colonies, where they’ve left damage, and conducive conditions that could be attracting them.

The technician will record their findings as they inspect the interior and exterior of the structure. The technician will work with you to discuss your treatment options and provide a quote for service.

Termishield offers two options for treatment, the Trelona Termite Baiting System and the Termidor HE liquid termite treatment. These two treatments attack the termite colony to eliminate them. Your Termishield professional will make a recommendation which treatment process is best for your property and the most efficient way to eliminate your termite problem.

Trelona ATBS System: Termite baiting stations are strategically installed around the perimeter of your home, often in landscape beds adjacent to the home approximately 10 feet apart. These stations work throughout the year to protect your home. Termishield will inspect the stations and provide service as needed. While tunneling in search of a food source, termites find a Trelona ATBS bait station, feed, then leave a pheromone trail behind them as they travel back to the colony. Upon returning to the colony, they share the bait with others and recruit more termites to follow the pheromone trail back to the source. The bait contains Novaluron — an active ingredient that prevents the termites’ vital process of molting, beginning the process of colony elimination.

Termidor® HE: Termidor is a revolutionary nonrepellent, or “undetectable,” chemical technology. Termidor has consistently proven itself to be one of the fastest and most effective termite control products at eliminating termites in structures. Whenever a termite ingests or touches Termidor, it becomes a “carrier,” transferring Termidor to other termites it contacts. These termites in turn become secondary carriers, behaving normally while they transfer Termidor to others — and so on within the colony. This unique, spiraling process is called the “Transfer Effect,” and it helps Termidor deliver devastating results to termites to maximize protection of your structure.