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I
have flying insects
throughout my house
that look like
ants but I was
told they are termites.
How can I know
the difference?
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Differences
are visible in the
body structure and
wings. Check out
the Bug-O-Pedia for
more information.
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I
have drywood termites
and was told I
have to have my
home tented. Is
there another effective
treatment available
that will exclude
having to tent
my home? |
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YES!
There are several
alternative treatments
that do not require
you to tent your
home. Gardens Pest
Control has been
doing non-tent treatment
for over a decade.
We have found Termiguard
and Term_A_Trac to
be VERY effective
in treating your
home without the
inconvenience of
tenting. Please click
the link to learn
more.
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I
purchased a home
and was told I
did not have termites.
One year later
I had a swarm but
saw no damage.
If the original
inspection showed
no signs and I
see no signs, how
can I actually
know if I have
a problem? |
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Technology
is ever changing
and we now have the
ability to detect
termites in other
ways than visual.
Please read our Term_A_Trac page
to learn more.
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What
is the best method
for subterranean
termite control?
There is so much
information about
baiting vs. ground
treatment I'm confused. |
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Your
right! There is a
lot of confusing
information out there.
First of all you
should never rely
on advertisements
alone. Try to find
resources that show
where actual trials
have been done by
unbiased sources.
Experience and knowledge
lead us to believe:
- Baiting can
take up to A
YEAR longer to
work and that's
IF the termites
come to the stations
to feed.
- Traditional
termicides
work faster
but do not
have the
ability to
bring the
pesticide
to the colony.
They also
have the
ability to
leach from
the soil
and seep
into a water
table that
is close
to the treatment
spot.
Vast research and
our experience have
proven that baiting
with the use of termicides
is very effective,
For more information
read the Termidorâ„¢
section of our web
site. |
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I
have an insect
problem but I'm
not sure what kind
or how to treat
them.
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If
you are curious you
can visit our Bug-O-Pedia
to learn more about
the different insects,
local residents can
call Gardens Pest
Control for an inspection
and estimate for
treatment. Click
here to contact us . |

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I
have a problem
with "white
footed ants".
Why are these ants
so hard to get
rid of?
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The
White footed ant
is extremely difficult
to control because
it's method of food
dissemination is
different from those
of other ants. Controlling
these pests requires
knowledge of the
biology and different
prevention techniques
used to control them.
Please refer to the Services section
of our web site for
more information. |

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How
do I know the chemicals
my current pest
control technician
is using are safe?
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Always
ask questions. Let
the company you hire
know of any allergies
or sensitive medical
issues which my be
effected by the use
of certain chemicals.
Ask your technician
for a copy of the "Material
Safety Data Sheet
label and be sure
the company you hire
is licensed and bonded. |

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What
is the difference
between "Yearly" and "Monthly" pest
control services?
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Yearly
or Annual service
is the most thorough
treatments available
for homeowners. Refer
to our Services page
for more info. Monthly
service is treatment
around the basic
interior and exterior
base area. The equipment
used is usually a
one-gallon B&G
sprayer mixed with
chemical that lasts
approximately 28
days. |