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typical cost of garage fumigation? socal.penguin@gmail.com 09-12-2007
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Posted by socal.penguin@gmail.com on September 12, 2007, 12:56 pm
what is a typical cost of garage fumigation? I'm quoted 1500 for a
typical 2 car detached garage. it sounds steep.


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Posted by charlie on September 12, 2007, 1:17 pm

> what is a typical cost of garage fumigation? I'm quoted 1500 for a
> typical 2 car detached garage. it sounds steep.

what did the other 2 companies say when you called them?



Posted by ransley on September 12, 2007, 2:06 pm
wrote:
>
>
> > what is a typical cost of garage fumigation? I'm quoted 1500 for a
> > typical 2 car detached garage. it sounds steep.
>
> what did the other 2 companies say when you called them?

Do it yourself, get Giant Destroyer Gopher bombs, put in a metal
bucket and light and stay out. If floor is painted use a second metal
bucket filled with water to hold the first bucket. But if someone or a
house is down wind dont do it. I put them in my basement and it killed
everything. You have to know where the fumes will go.


Posted by M Q on September 12, 2007, 3:34 pm


ransley wrote:

> wrote:
>
>>
>>
>>
>>>what is a typical cost of garage fumigation? I'm quoted 1500 for a
>>>typical 2 car detached garage. it sounds steep.
>>
>>what did the other 2 companies say when you called them?
>
>
> Do it yourself, get Giant Destroyer Gopher bombs, put in a metal
> bucket and light and stay out. If floor is painted use a second metal
> bucket filled with water to hold the first bucket. But if someone or a
> house is down wind dont do it. I put them in my basement and it killed
> everything. You have to know where the fumes will go.
>

This one belongs in the
"What have been the worst home handyman accidents you've had,or seen so far ?"
thread. Standby for Darwin Award.
"...killed everything..." (including the homeowner?)

The OP never even mentioned what he was trying to fumigate for, or with.


Posted by Meat Plow on September 12, 2007, 5:22 pm
On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 19:34:17 +0000, M Q wrote:

>
>
> ransley wrote:
>
>> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>what is a typical cost of garage fumigation? I'm quoted 1500 for a
>>>>typical 2 car detached garage. it sounds steep.
>>>
>>>what did the other 2 companies say when you called them?
>>
>>
>> Do it yourself, get Giant Destroyer Gopher bombs, put in a metal
>> bucket and light and stay out. If floor is painted use a second metal
>> bucket filled with water to hold the first bucket. But if someone or a
>> house is down wind dont do it. I put them in my basement and it killed
>> everything. You have to know where the fumes will go.
>>
>
> This one belongs in the
> "What have been the worst home handyman accidents you've had,or seen so far ?"
> thread. Standby for Darwin Award.
> "...killed everything..." (including the homeowner?)

LOL

>
> The OP never even mentioned what he was trying to fumigate for, or with.

Would be nice to know, maybe termites?


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