Fumigation Information

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Our licensed inspector will perform either a home Sale/Complete or Limited Inspection. He will identify the wood destroying pests (fumigation is needed when Drywood Termites, Dampwood Termites or Wood Boring Beetles are identified).

Why Choose Whole-Structure Fumigation:

Get 100% assurance that all of the targeted termites and/or beetles in the home are eliminated.

Only whole-structure fumigation is proven to eliminate all drywood termite infestations.

A pest management professional would literally have to find every hidden colony in a home for spot treatments to be effective. And, because these pests hide inside wood, often in inaccessible areas of the home, this task is nearly impossible. Spot treatments only offer temporary or partial results.

Here’s how the fumigation process works:

Once you’ve prepared your home and left, the fumigation crew will cover your home with tarps or plastic sheeting – this is called “tenting” the home.

Once tented, a warning agent is released into the home as a precaution to ensure that all people have vacated.

Next, all doors are secured using deadbolts, additional locking devices or barricades to help prevent unauthorized entry.

Now, fumigation begins, gas fumigant is released into the home, filling all air spaces and voids in the wood, walls and floor. It reaches all of the termite colonies in the structure.

Finally, the tarps are removed and your home is aerated. Our fumigation professional will check the home with sophisticated equipment to ensure all of the gas fumigant has dissipated from the structure before authorizing reentry.