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If you see flying insects inside your house during the springtime, they are most likely subterranean termites. Call us for a free inspection to identify them. Termites are often look like flying ants.
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This is a typical example, each actual application will vary depending on the structure and infestation
Even professional inspectors may not be able to find termites behind drywall, wood paneling or insulation. It's next to impossible to locate every drywood termite colony in floorboards, subfloors, load-bearing beams or the wood framing of your house. Unfortunately, an infestation in any of these places could mean serious structural damage.
Fumigation is the only treatment for drywood termites and wood boring beetles that effectively penetrates the entire structure in one application. It can completely eliminate termites and beetles, even in areas not accessible to spot treatments.
The effectiveness of gas fumigation is confirmed by more than 30 years of university research, practical use and published reports.
The structure will need to be vacated for up to five days during fumigation. Living plants and animals should be removed from the structure. Food, feed and medicinals (anything that could be ingested) should be removed. This includes medicines, food, drink, toothpaste and wine bottles in which the cork is showing.
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The California Structural Pest Control Board would like us to inform you that while we offer a number of ways to eliminate drywood termites and wood boring beetles due to recent advances in pesticides, the only sure way to eliminate every last insect is to fumigate the structure. While we can arrange to have your building fumigated, the actual fumigation is subcontracted to another pest control company, most likely Nor-Cal Pest Control, a wholesale Sacramento pest control company that performs fumigations in Sacramento and the neighboring counties of Northern California.
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Our license number is
PR3235 and was issued in 1998.
The Pest Control Board verifies that we are bonded and carry liability insurance.
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