Termite Foam

Why Use Termite Foam?

Termite control requires the most thorough and complete attention. Moreover, there are instances when termites have already begun to attack the wood in your structure and calls for immediate action. Although the professional grade termiticides that are available in the market right now are the most effective products, they require prior set up and mixing to create solutions and etc. In these cases, you are not able to deliver immediate control solutions. With the professional grade termite foam formulations that Pest Mall provides, no setup time is required and there are no worries about correctly mixing solutions. The termite foam products come in a ready to use can that easy to use. There is no real need for additional products or equipment so it is portable and able to provide control instantly.

Because the termite foam is able to provide instant control, you know that you can start fighting the termite infestation that has invaded your home on the spot. This also means that you are able to deliver a fast control of isolated infestations and you can watch concentrated infestations dissipate almost as soon as you apply the foam agent. Moreover, although the termite foam products that are provided by Pest Mall are products for termite control, they target more than just termites. Killing such wood infesting insects like carpenter ants as well as some other wood attacking beetles, termite foam is one of the best products to use for the most optimal control in such areas like directly into termite galleries, wall voids, and floor joists.

How to Effectively Use Termite Foam

Although, for small infestations, termite foam can work by itself, it should not be used as a stand-alone product for large infestations. Termite foam is the most effective as a supplemental product that is used prior to, in conjunction with, or after a stand-alone treatment. All the termite foam products that are made available by Pest Mall include an injector and/or an injection tip. Use these tools to release the foam into infested area. Hold the injector tips in place to dispense the foam in areas where there are suspected nests, galleries, or harborage areas.

Typically, termite foam is used for spot treatment for control of existing infestations in ornamental trees, shrubs, utility poles, under slabs, in the wall void area, fences, and etc. Drilling may be necessary to access certain areas of the home or structure. Avoid contact with the treated areas until the termite foam is completely dry. When doing spot treatment, allow the foam to dry or wipe off the surface with gloves and a disposal towel before you leave the treated site.