We offer a variety of procedures such as:
Termite Spray Treatment.
Termiticide is pumped from a tank through a long hose that can withstand high pressure. The nozzle is used to inject termiticide into a hole in a concrete slab floor and helps force the termiticide into the ground. Small rods can be used to inject termiticide into walls.
When installed and monitored properly, bait stations can control subterranean termite colonies. Bait stations make them a relatively eco-friendly method of termite treatment.
The applicator hose and precision tip make it easy to target, kill and control termites in hard-to-reach areas such as in cracks and crevices. The foam gives the insects time to return to the nest and to infect other members in the colony.
Because of the importance of treatments made to buildings under construction (commonly called pre-treats) to prevent or control subterranean termites. Applications shall be made using a low pressure spray after grading is completed and prior to the pouring of the slab or footing to provide thorough and continuous coverage of the area being treated.
Termite swarmers, are winged adult termites that emerge from
termite colonies for the purpose of mating and starting new colonies. Termite swarmers typically emerge in large numbers during certain times of the year, often in spring or early summer, although swarms can occur at other times depending on the species and environmental conditions.
Swarmers are attracted to light and may be seen flying
around windows, doors, or outdoor lights as they search for mates and suitable nesting sites.
However, seeing swarmers indoors does not necessarily mean
that there is an active infestation in the home, as swarmers may enter
buildings from nearby outdoor colonies. Other signs of a termite infestation include mud tubes, damaged wood, and the presence of termite workers or soldiers.
If you encounter termite swarmers around your home, it's
essential to have a professional termite inspection conducted to assess the
extent of the infestation and determine the appropriate treatment options.
A termite colony can cause structural damage to your home before you start to notice the signs of an infestation. A trained pest management technician can explain which termite treatment method is the most effective for your home or commercial property.
German & American Cockroaches
Cockroaches are notorious for carrying bacteria and
pathogens on their bodies, posing health risks to humans. Their attraction to moist, humid, and dark environments makes places like kitchens, bathrooms, and basements ideal habitats for them.
They can consume almost anything like food, paper, glue, soap, and even certain types of fabrics.
Small droppings, shed skin, and a musty smell—are indicative of a cockroach infestation. It's
important to address such infestations promptly to avoid health risks and damage to property.
Roof rats, Norway rats, and house mice are
indeed common pests that can cause significant issues for homeowners.
Their ability to reproduce rapidly and squeeze through small
openings makes them difficult to control once they establish themselves in a property.
The pathogens present in their feces and urine pose
serious health risks to humans, potentially leading to diseases such as
leptospirosis, hantavirus, and salmonellosis.
Identifying signs of infestation early, such as droppings,
scratching sounds, and gnaw marks, is crucial for taking appropriate pest control measures to mitigate the problem and prevent further damage or health hazards.
Fleas are a common nuisance for pet owners, as they often
hitch a ride on pets' fur and can quickly infest homes. However, even if you don't have pets, fleas can still find their way into your home through other means, such as hitching a ride on wildlife or being transported by other pests like mice.
Flea bites can cause varying reactions in humans, from minor itching and redness to more severe allergic reactions. Fleas can also transmit diseases such as murine typhus and plague, making their control and prevention important for both human and animal health.
Ticks pose a significant health risk due to their ability to
transmit diseases such as Lyme disease, so having a plan for tick control is indeed important, especially during the warmer months when outdoor activities increase.
Professional technicians at Web Termite & Pest Control, can be valuable in managing tick populations on your property, thereby reducing the risk of tick bites and associated illnesses.
By thoroughly inspecting the exterior and interior of the
property, technicians at Web Termite & Pest Control can identify areas
where spiders are likely to be present and take appropriate measures to remove them.
Placing glue traps in strategic
locations can help monitor spider activity and capture any spiders that may be present. Treating cracks, crevices, and other potential entry points with liquid pesticides can help prevent spiders from reinfesting the home.
Bed bugs are small, oval-shaped insects. Adult bed bugs are typically brown or reddish-brown in color, although their appearance can change after feeding on blood, becoming longer and more red. They have a flat and thin body shape, which allows them to hide in narrow cracks and crevices easily.
During their nymph stage, bed bugs are smaller and may appear tan, white, yellowish, or nearly transparent. Visible signs of being bitten may experience itchy, red welts
that appear in lines or clusters.
If you wake up with unexplained bites that resemble those described, especially if they occur in patterns or
clusters, it's a good idea to inspect your bedding, mattress, and surrounding areas for signs of bed bugs. Taking prompt action to address a potential infestation can help prevent it from spreading further and causing more significant problems.
Pantry pests, also known as stored product pests, are a
common nuisance in homes, infesting dry food products and causing
contamination. Among the most frequently encountered pantry pests are: Saw-toothed grain beetle, Indian-meal moth, Confused flour beetle.
These pantry pests can contaminate food products, causing
spoilage, off-flavors, and potential health risks. Infestations are often
introduced into homes through contaminated food items purchased from stores or brought in from other sources.
Proper storage of dry food products in sealed containers and regular inspection of pantry items can help prevent and detect pantry pest infestations. If an infestation occurs, prompt removal and disposal of infested items, along with thorough cleaning of pantry shelves and surfaces, are necessary to eliminate the pests and prevent reinfestation.
Ants are attracted to damp areas and are consistently looking for food and water. Fire ants & common house ants are commonly found in residential houses and businesses.
The technicians at Web Termite & Pest Control have a 4 step plan:
Treating individual mounds, spraying the entire yard, regular monitoring, and maintenance, such as
maintaining a tidy yard & reducing moisture buildup.
Granular or liquid ant baits are commonly used to attract ants to consume poisoned bait. The ants then carry the bait back to their nest, where it can eliminate the entire colony. Baits are usually placed along ant trails, near entry points, or around the exterior perimeter of the home or business.
FAQ's
Is it the same treatment for Bed bugs and German Roach?
No. Bed bugs are small brown insects that live off the blood of animals or humans. German roaches are attracted to moisture and food. DIY methods may not be effective.
How to prepare for a German roach or ant infestation spray in my home?
Take out all the things in your kitchen cabinets and cover them or put them in plastic bags and remove everything from the base boards. Remove everything from your bathroom cabinets and pick up all the things from the floor of the closets. If you follow these instructions, the treatment will be more effective since roaches and other pests hide in these places. Also, plan to be out for 3 to 4 hours after the pest control service is done.
No. Fleas are small, wingless that live on animals and feed off their blood. Fleas’ signs include scratching, hair loss, ankle bites, red skin and jump on and off their hosts. Ticks are much larger and can carry diseases such as Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. A tick can’t jump, but it can easily latch to your pet, biting and spreading diseases.
How to keep fleas and ticks away from my pet?
Fleas can pose a risk to pets by potentially causing anemia due to excessive blood consumption, particularly in smaller animals. Effective flea control measures, including regular pet grooming, flea treatments, and pest control interventions, are essential for managing flea infestations and minimizing health risks for both humans and pets.