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Posted by Sacramento Dave on May 14, 2006, 8:43 pm

> :) Hello, are there any "good" products that will
> :) help keep termites away from foundation of house?
> :) Foundation is cinderblock.
> :)
>
> Termidor is the only product I would have put around the foundation only
> and still expect some protection of the inside, Phantom may also do the
> trick. Other products will stop activity where they are placed, but may
> push the activity to areas inside such as plumbing areas or the interior
> side of foundations.

I will agree with Themidor in my research it's the best thing going. Also
do not get caught up in the Baiting station thing It's throwing money away
just to sleep good at night. Have a annual inspection done. For what it's
worth Terminex was the worst Co. I dealt with, there like a used car
salesmen with a bug sprayer.



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Posted by RobertM on May 14, 2006, 9:02 pm

>
>> :) Hello, are there any "good" products that will
>> :) help keep termites away from foundation of house?
>> :) Foundation is cinderblock.
>> :)
>>
>> Termidor is the only product I would have put around the foundation only
>> and still expect some protection of the inside, Phantom may also do the
>> trick. Other products will stop activity where they are placed, but may
>> push the activity to areas inside such as plumbing areas or the interior
>> side of foundations.
>
> I will agree with Themidor in my research it's the best thing going. Also
> do not get caught up in the Baiting station thing It's throwing money away
> just to sleep good at night. Have a annual inspection done. For what it's
> worth Terminex was the worst Co. I dealt with, there like a used car
> salesmen with a bug sprayer.

I agree with you regarding Terminix. Over the years, I've had the best
results with local independent pest control companies, both for price and
the quality of the work done. I think the worst thing is to get involved
with a year long contract for monthly treatments of any kind. Once you sign
the contract, there is no incentive for them to do a good job. When pressed
to sign a contract, I told the local man that if his work was good he
needn't worry about my staying with him for several years. And if his work
was bad, then the contract wasn't worth the paper it was written on. We have
an understanding and no contract.

Bob



Posted by The Enigmatic One on May 22, 2006, 3:51 am
larflu@comcastBUGS.net says...
>
>
>:) Hello, are there any "good" products that will
>:) help keep termites away from foundation of house?
>:) Foundation is cinderblock.
>:)
>
>Termidor is the only product I would have put around the foundation only
>and still expect some protection of the inside, Phantom may also do the
>trick.

Well, I certainly hope so, as that's what the guy I had do my house used.
He had recently switched from Termidor.

The two chemicals are very similar and both come from the same company.


                                -Tim


Posted by Joseph Meehan on May 14, 2006, 8:30 pm
mo wrote:
> Hello, are there any "good" products that will
> help keep termites away from foundation of house?
> Foundation is cinderblock.

I will add one idea. Remember that termite problems and solutions
depend on the area in which the home is located.

--
Joseph Meehan

Dia duit



Posted by RobertM on May 14, 2006, 8:41 pm

> mo wrote:
>> Hello, are there any "good" products that will
>> help keep termites away from foundation of house?
>> Foundation is cinderblock.
>
> I will add one idea. Remember that termite problems and solutions
> depend on the area in which the home is located.
>
> --
> Joseph Meehan
>
> Dia duit
The pro's will tell you that there are only two kinds of homes. Those
that have been treated for termites and those that will need to be treated.
Sounds like a marketing slogan. Termites were a big problem when I had the
house in Arizona. Here in Tennessee, I've had the house inspected and no
sign of termites. Soil here is one to three feet of clay over solid
limestone which is several hundred feet in depth.

Bob




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