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Localized Treatment
Termites cause over a billion dollars a year in property damage alone! We specialize in non-invasive termite treatments.
Fumigation
Tenting your home or office is the only way to ensure a termite free environment.
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Commonly advertised as "safe," orange oil is highly flammable and should not be used on your home. Learn more about the dangers of orange oil.
Structural Repair
License To Kill also provides structural repair services to restoring your home’s safety.
License-To-Kill
Termite & Pest Control
(619) 447-8216
3755 Avocado Blvd. #300
La Mesa, California 91941
Termite Spot Treatments San Diego
Localized Termite Treatments In San Diego County
Alternative treatments, or more commonly referred to as "localized," or "spot" treatments, can also be utilized to eradicate small isolated infestations of termites, depending on accessibility. After a complete inspection of your home is completed, our licensed termite inspectors will advise you of the areas of termite infestation in your home and the type of treatment best suited to the structure. License To Kill offers both full structure tent fumigation as a primary recommendation or secondary alternative treatments. License To Kill offers a control service agreement for either fumigation or secondary treatment that can be continued after the initial warranty period.
Termite Spot Treatments
There are several alternative methods of localized termite treatments, liquid nitrogen, microwaves, electricity and residual termiticides. In some situations, such as controlling Subterranean termites, repellent termiticides are the only choice for continuing control. Repellent termiticides provide a continuous repellent barrier which prevents termites from entering the structure. Repellent termiticides do not last indefinitely and will require re-treatment when the soil is disturbed. Non-repellent termiticides are a recent addition to License To Kill’s termite protection plans. This new concept of termite control allows termites to penetrate treated areas where they contact the active termiticide. The termiticide is then carried on the termite"s body into the colony, spreading to other termites like a virus. Foam applications are used to treat voids in foundation walls, behind brick veneer, under slabs and porches. Termiticide baits can eliminate colonies around structures. Baits contain several different active ingredients; however, this technique does not immediately stop termite foraging activity within the structure.