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Termite Treatment
When termites are confined to one or two areas, the structure may be a candidate for local treatment. This means only the visible, affected area is treated.
The primary recommendation for the treatment of drywood termites is fumigation. By the time evidence of drywood termites becomes visible, there is a high likelihood of multiple colonies in the structure. Fumigation is the proven method of exterminating all drywood termites.
Controlled through perimeter soil treatments, baiting with monitored bait stations, or both. The treatment we prescribe takes into account the subterranean termite species, the infestation’s size, the landscape around your home, and your goals.
Barrier Treatment
Perimeter treatment; repels/controls Western and Formosan subterranean termites.
Baiting
Targets Western and Formosan subterranean termites; year-round monitoring.
Thrasher master carpenters are skilled at repairing wood damage. We are licensed to perform structural repairs and to manage projects as complex as complete bathroom to kitchen remodels. We’re licensed and bonded.
Carpenters repair termite/fungus damage; reconstruct trim, rafters, doors; apply wood preservatives.
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We bring decades of hands-on experience to every home we protect. Our technicians complete rigorous training in the latest control methods and stay updated on regional pest patterns specific to Southern California.
When you choose Thrasher Pest Control, you get a proven process that works. We start with a thorough inspection, create a custom treatment plan, and follow through until your home is pest-free. That’s our promise to every San Diego homeowner.
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When termites or dry rot are confined to one or two areas, the structure may be a candidate for local treatment. This means only the visible, affected area is treated. The Thrasher inspector will advise whether local treatment is a good option for the structure and provide alternatives if it is not.
Fumigation is the primary recommendation for drywood termites. By the time signs of drywood termites become visible, there is a high likelihood of multiple colonies in the structure, and whole-structure fumigation reaches colonies throughout the building. When activity is confined to one or two areas, local treatment may be an option, and the inspector will advise which approach fits the structure.
Western and Formosan subterranean termites are controlled with a perimeter soil treatment, monitored bait stations, or a combination of both. A soil treatment creates a barrier around the foundation that termites contact as they travel from the soil toward the structure. Bait stations are installed at regular intervals around the home for year-round monitoring, and foraging termites carry the bait back to the rest of the colony.
Yes. Thrasher carpenters repair damage caused by termites, fungus, and other wood-destroying organisms, including reconstruction of trim, rafters, doors, and other wood components. Wood preservatives can also be applied to repaired areas to help protect against future damage, and any recommended repairs are listed in the written inspection report.
For subterranean termites, the recommended treatment is based on four factors: the termite species, the size of the infestation, the landscape around the home, and the homeowner’s goals. These details are gathered during the inspection and recorded in a written report with treatment recommendations, so the plan reflects the conditions found on the property.
