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- Want to know how to apply insecticides around your home yourself? This video will show you how! One of the most common treatments pest control companies perform is the general insecticide spray treatment around the parameter of the home. This treatment is meant to kill most of the insect pests that crawl into your home.
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99% of the insect pests that come into your home can be prevented with this exterior insecticide spray treatment. Most pest control companies will charge around $70 per application for this treatment, when you can buy the EXACT SAME products they use and do it yourself for around $4 per application. That's a lot of money back in your pocket and this treatment is extremely easy to do yourself.
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timestamps
0:09 How to Inspect Your Home for Pests
0:59 How to Mix Insecticide In & Use a Sprayer
01:53 How to Spray the Perimeter of Your Home to Treat Pests
02:23 How to Prepare Your Home for Pest Control Treatment
03:43 Pest Control Application Tips
4:22 How to do Indoor Pest Control Treatments
4:45 Where to Spray Indoors for Pests
5:08 How to Use Insecticide Dust
6:32 How to Place Glueboard Monitors
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Feel like I got a 6 month professional education from at 7 minute video. Really thorough and well done!
This is very informative! As a first time homeowner, videos like this helps a lot. I’ve added this to my watch list for future reference. Thank you
Never seen any pest control company did this. I think I got ripped off.
Unless you're following the tech throughout the service you won't. Also consider that the service is outcome based not how much insecticide is used. This video is how to treat your home initially. For example, you wouldn't dust those areas every month or even every other month as it lasts generally 6 months
I always do his and more
Me too
Just like a doctor will tackle a problem differently, so will a pest tech. Not necessarily a bad thing
I'm a tech we definitely do this but we aren't payed to clean your property
Wow. Very thorough video. Didn't even know a duster was a thing. Thanks.
i have used their product and worked very good
Thank you for your time spent on making this video for all of us!
Thank you. Your straight to the point instruction was even helpful for me a beginner. I wish all instructor were as clear and concise as you were. Thank you for making this video. I pray your business increases in prosperity in every area of your life.
I've been hired yesterday to pest specialist thanks to this video i learned all about it thank you💓
watching this vid because i want to start a pest control business in the future!
Don’t
Working as a professional pest control technician i can disprove alot of this. Although we work with more potent and efective chemicals, alot of the digging and getting rid of brush and dirt is incorrect. If you use more of a pesticide to water ratio you can obviously get a stronger result. You don't really need to spray the whole 3 feet in either direction, just a simple stream that touches the bottom of the house and the basic ground should be fine enough. As far as the dusting goes, you want to apply it under any possible openings, cracks, and crevices around the home in about 6 inches to 1 foot increments. And when it comes to holes or larger openings and or around pipes and siding, just a simple layer of expanding foam in the hole and it can stop mice for up to a year...as well as BAIT TRAPS and bigger glue strips... not snap traps... can help in frequent sightings INSIDE OF THE HOME...bait traps need to be placed in corners and glue strips up above cupboards (if dealing with roaches) and folded up glue traps( to avoid children and pets) under highly wet or warm areas of the kitchen or bathroom such as under the sink, fridge, toilet and oven. As far as residential in home spraying goes (if you need to spray inside for bedbugs, roaches or mice you should call a professional)
Sincerely,
The person you pay to kill your bugs. ♡ :)
We appreciate your feedback. The chemicals you use as a technician are the same chemicals we offer on our site for our customers to purchase and they would be using the same strength formulas as you are familiar with in your work. There are exceptions to some products in more restrictive states such as NY, CT, and CA for instance, however most are registered for a homeowner to have access to themselves. Using more pesticide to water ratio does not lead to a stronger result. You should never apply a chemical any higher strength than the manufacturers label dictates. Some products will have a low end and a high end use rate, depending on whether you are treating proactively for insect prevention, or doing a clean out and elimination of a current pest infestation. Mixing stronger than label rates will not increase your results, for some pests it can actually work the opposite of what you desire by doing so, and would be unsafe. The Label is the law and should be followed as such. While a full 3 foot up and out barrier may not be necessary for every persons needs, it does create a well treated zone of protection around the home, and the more surface area there is for an insect to crawl over the more product it picks up on its body to die from. A simple stream leaves very little room for an insect to cross over and get a full dose of the chemical to be affected. The better barrier you create on the outside of the home around the foundation, as well as window/door frames and other entry points like pipes, etc, the better protection you get and less need for any interior insecticide applications.
Expanding foams and other excluder materials such as steel wool, copper mesh, and similar items are all great for sealing up gaps around the home from rodents or insects. Since not all homeowners have the ability to get every crack on the home (many older homes for instance have an abundance of gaps that are not easily reached), spraying where you can get is a better alternative to not doing anything at all. Bait stations for rodents ideally should only be used outside once the home has been adequately sealed up, to help avoid any unnecessary decomposing rodent bodies for the home owner to have to find, remove, or deal with indoors in walls. They are effective for dropping overall rodent populations outdoors to help reduce the chances of them chewing into the home. Glue traps are a great monitoring tool for indoors, and great for catching rodents that do end up inside a home.
We have thousands of customers who are great DIY-ers who have successfully followed insecticide labels, as well as our handy guides, to treat for and eliminate bedbugs, roaches, mice, and many other pests on their own. With the expert advice from our team, we empower our customers to tackle pest problems head on, and recommend pro help when the situation seems a bit too daunting for those tougher situations.
@@domyown I had a boss I worked for doing pest control ,his favorite saying was you can't kill them deader than dead so just follow the label and he told us and as far as he was concerned if he had to testify in court he would say my employees were instructed to and supervised to follow the label
Thank You for the Products you sell and the Information you give regarding them. You make it so helpful and easy to understand how to use them and where to go for for help.
First helpful video. Thanks for being succinct and actually showing how to do it. Will subscribe!
Whatever your using must not foam much if your adding it before your water. Great video though very informative and easy to follow.
2nd time home owner and I’m going to try this to save money. Thank you!
Please don't your going to waste so much money and product trying this.
@@ThatGirlMintz why?
@@dannysastronomy6894 because tyler is an exterminator?
@@f.i.l.d.e.p.s Maybe 😂 he didn't give any details. The sprays we use, seems to work well so.
Perfect video, thank you! I got tired of my pest control service, he only wanted to do outside because the other guy (guy that use to service, same company) sprayed to much" I'm like, well are you gonna charge me 50% off, I'm paying him 90 for a small 1200 sq ft home, gonna do it myself and save me some money and know that im doing it right!
I'm very important and I think you so much for it! I'm getting started to do this right now. Thanks again...😊
I live in a townhouse complex and i did the back patio and front porch area. Next is to find indoor bug spray and the dust so i can do the inside the same. We were infested with gnats for like 2 months probably longer. And i couldn’t take it anymore. When we contacted the pest control on sight , he told us to just keep the drains closed and there’s nothing he could do for us. It got so bad i started eating in the car and i would just stand over my daughter swatting them away until she could finish eating and even then a lot of food got thrown away. I had to sleep completely under the covers. I couldn’t stop itching. I felt disgusting. I tore the place apart and cleaned it like a mad woman. I have never moved a stove or fridge before but i did here! Lol it was so bad i was twitching and ticking like i lost some screws for real. But we used some foggers and i started treating outside on our own. I can’t wait to get tf out of this place but at least i can eat without swallowing the food whole in seconds or having to go outside in the car to eat.
I had that happen once, and traced the source back to an old forgotten bag of potatoes, stored in a small cabinet above the stove that no one used lol
I never comment but this video was so thorough and informative! Thank you!!!!
Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks for sharing these tips!
Helpful and informative piece.
I'll be using Suspend Polyzone mixed with Nyguard IGR to treat a roach problem we have,I'll also be spraying outside as well,hopefully it works,well done video my man... New Jersey...
Any updates?
Good information. So I liked and subscribed. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this video it helped me get rid of pests more efficiently.
Really love the details in this video.
Wow that awesome advice and video. Thanks
What a great detailed video!
Thank You So Much For this Video
Best tutorial. Thank you kind sir.
yay my dad gone insane and used no suit or nothing right when everyone was eating
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Concise and very informative
My visualisation of a perfect youtube tutorial video.
Thanks heaps!
Glad it was helpful! We appreciate your feedback and business.
Great video! Thank you.😊
Thanks 👍
Tysm
Really liked it.
Thanks--goood stuff! These links don't work, however. Can you please tell us where to purchase the chemicals, sprayers, dusters, etc.?
Thanks for bringing that to our attention!
Some pro pick products are linked below, but please note that the products you use will depend on your target pest and unique situation. Always follow the product label instructions.
2x Temprid FX Insecticide: www.domyown.com/temprid-fx-insecticide-p-17130.html?sub_id=19352
Cimexa Dust: www.domyown.com/cimexa-insecticide-dust-p-2513.html
Bellow Hand Duster: here www.domyown.com/bellow-hand-duster-p-106.html
Chapin 1 Gallon Pump Sprayer: www.domyown.com/chapin-gallon-pump-sprayer-20000-p-65.html
Catchmaster 100i Insect Monitors: www.domyown.com/catchmaster-100i-insect-monitors-100-boards-300-monitors-p-2397.html?sub_id=14117
Thank you so much!
Thanks for the video! 👍
So helpful. I was watching the exterminator I hired and he did such a lazy job spraying that I figured I could just do it myself. It wasn’t very complicated at all.
No pest control companies do all of this. It’s redundant and a waste of time.
@@ivarboneless2649 you really think so? I’d say leave no stone unturned if I’m doing it myself and it doesn’t cost me much. But I was surprised to see the thoroughness with the spray, and then dusting on top of that. But how much do you think it really takes to do the trick?
@@checkthisjunkout If you’re doing it yourself by all means have at it, but this way of doing it is redundant and out dated. Using a good barrier treatment on the foundation, doors and windows on the exterior and using dusts in voids (weep holes) is plenty and you won’t have any pesticides in your house.
@@ivarboneless2649 👍
@@ivarboneless2649 - I think it depends. In NJ, I certainly won't spray all around my doors. Maybe I would in Florida?
A pest controller will not landscape or clean your gutters to provide a more effective spray but a good one will recommend it to the home owner ways to prevent or reduce rodent/insect activity.
cleaning gutters isn't a standard pest control practice but homeowners should already know to clean their gutters .it's not hard to check while raining to see if the gutters are draining or you could use your garden hose to see if the gutters are full
@@michaelmerck7576Very true..
Thank you so much for this upload. I appreciate you explaining it really well, I am not sure 🤔 if I am capable of doing everything that you said, but I should be at least clean around the house 🏠 and make sure now not to keep my compost pile next to the house 🏡 like the most stupid person on the planet 🌎.
I called around to ask for an estimate on pest control treatment and they are expensive. I can’t afford it, so here I am.
Thanks again, take care. I wish you the best.
Thanks for watching! We're glad we could help.
Great video. thank you. Could you please mention the names of the chemical (insecticides) we need to load in the sprayer and what ratios. Thanks
Our most popular general use product is called Talstar. www.domyown.com/talstar-talstar-one-p-97.html It is widely used by pest control companies because it is labeled for almost every insect you could have a problem with and you can use it outside the home as well as inside, it is odorless and very safe for use around children and pets. It is a liquid concentrate that you mix with water in a one gallon hand pump sprayer. www.domyown.com/chapin-sprayers-c-29_189_270.html It will last for 60 to 90 days outside in between treatments. It is also labeled for lawn and ornamental use, and can be used on trees, plants, bushes and shrubs for all sorts of ornamental pests including Japanese beetles, mosquitoes, and other leaf eating pests.
Talstar is also available in a granule formula called Talstar PL if you prefer to use granules. www.domyown.com/talstar-pl-granules-p-47.html
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Help us we live in Goodwood road teen and I was literally a big black widow
Why did you not treat under the siding
Nice vid
Great job guys!!
Can u please recommend a respirator, what brand or type to use when spaying?
Our pros recommend the Comfo Classic Half-Mask Respirator linked here --> www.domyown.com/comfo-classic-respirator-mask-with-p100-cartridges-kit-p-464.html
I know your comment was a long time ago. But in addition to what op recommended, you should compare the chemicals you're spraying with datasheets and information for the filter/cartridge you use. I use a 3M half-mask respirator similar to what they linked. 3M sells lots of different filters and cartridges. Depending upon the task you're doing, certain filters are better suited. You can have a filter rated P100, but there are different types that can filter out additional things like chlorine gas and other vapors.
@@DannyPost thank you for your help!
i guess you guys are usa based? just wondering cuz in canada things like demand cs requires a license where im from.
Yes, we are based in Norcross, GA, and we ship only within the US.
Correct, in the United States one has to get their license through the department of agriculture to buy products in stores. However, there are many websites that don’t require a license. eBay and Amazon has lots of sellers.
This was helpful. Thanks!
Thank u
Please add captions.
Great suggestion! We went ahead and published them!
What psi does manufacturer recommend for application of product?
Most hand pump and backpack sprayers will not have more than up to about 50-60 psi, so you generally would not use any more than that for regular perimeter insecticide applications. You would only need a higher psi if you were needing to treating up high such as on second story eaves or very tall trees.
Would you recommend a surfactant to be added for adhesions on foliage
While it is not required to add a surfactant to any insecticides, adding one could allow for better adhesion to foliage. A good surfactant to add to any insecticide would be Hi-Yield Spreader Sticker Non-Ionic Surfactant. www.domyown.com/hiyield-spreader-sticker-p-1898.html
X lent sir
please tell us how to spray overhead areas to prevent wasp nests ect.
You can use a hand pump sprayer or backpack sprayer to treat under eaves to prevent insects like wasps from building nests in those areas. For even more reach, you may consider the Chapin Slide Pump Sprayer. You can view details and see some video of that sprayer here: www.domyown.com/chapin-slide-pump-sprayer-6002-p-704.html
Be sure to protect your face and eyes if you are spraying in a manner where there could be overspray. We have more tips on treating for wasps and hornets in this guide as well:
www.domyown.com/how-to-get-rid-of-wasps-a-505.html
You really can't prevent them with a pesticide in my opinion but you might could apply something to possibly repel them from areas you would not like for them to be
Cant u just use a hand spray bottle for doing the inside of a small apartment?
Yes, but you need to be sure you are using the correct ratio to water and be sure you are spraying around the baseboards, window frames, and door frames.
What insecticide product would be good to use with a hose end sprayer for general insect maintenance? I like the Tempo SC and the Suspend Polyzone for around and inside the house but I would think it would cost a fortune to use product like that on an entire lawn? I would think there is a larger bulk item I could use for lawn insect treatment, what would you suggest?
Side note, this would be for a few homes I treat like my own, parent grandparents etc.. so I didn't want to just purchase a hose end sprayer bottle from the local home supply store which would be 10-15$ each when I would think if I buy a concentrate and hose end sprayer my money would go farther with a much better product.
Our most popular general use product is called Bifen IT. www.domyown.com/bifen-it-p-226.html
It is widely used by pest control companies because it is labeled for almost every insect you could have a problem with and you can use it outside the home as well as inside, it is odorless and very safe for use around children and pets. It is a liquid concentrate that you mix with water in a handpump, backpack or hose end sprayer. It will last for 60 to 90 days outside in between treatments. It is also labeled for lawn and ornamental use, and can be used on trees, plants, bushes and shrubs for all sorts of ornamental pests including Japanese beetles, mosquitoes, and other leaf eating pests.
Bifen IT is also available in a granule formula called Bifen Granules if you prefer to use granules. www.domyown.com/bifen-granules-p-227.html
@@domyown Thanks for your response. I am still considering what to use, I thought of a hose end sprayer so it would be faster and I wouldn't need to lug around a pump sprayer all over the yard.
Though if I use the Bifen IT in a hose end sprayer, should I add some water in the resistor to thin it out? I know the insecticide is more of a thicker creamy liquid so I'm not sure if that will hinder the siphoning?
how long does the insecticide last after spraying, months weeks or a year?
This will depend on what insecticide you are applying. Most insecticides last about 30-60 days outdoors and up to 90 days indoors when applied as labeled.
What product can I use to spray scorpions inside and out of the house. I have a pest control that does every 2 months and would like to do it myself instead. Thanks for your video.
We recommend using an encapsulated product such as Demand CS for scorpion control. You can purchase this product on its own here:
www.domyown.com/demand-cs-p-46.html
We also sell this as part of our Scorpion Control Kit which includes a UV light to help you locate hot spots and glue boards to help catch and monitor scorpions indoors:
www.domyown.com/scorpion-control-kit-p-1403.html
You might be better off to use some glue board monitors to trap the scorpions because I remember way back I put a live scorpion into a small jar of straight diazinon (when it was legal to use),it took about a week for that scorpion to die
@@michaelmerck7576Dammmmmm their really strong...
lol I left demand cs insecticide in my tank for 3 years inside my garage... didn't matter :)
How often do you recommend applying insecticide dust?
It depends on which insecticide you choose. Here's some information on two insecticides that cover a large range of insects:
D-Fense Deltamethrin dust contains the same active ingredient as Delta Dust. D-Fense Deltamethrin dust is water resistant and can last up to 8 months when applied in wall voids and cracks and crevices properly. This should be applied using a hand duster or power duster equipment.
www.domyown.com/dfense-deltamethrin-dust-p-2428.html
Cimexa Dust is 100% Silica dust, is very safe, odorless, and will not stain. CimeXa Dust will last up to 10 years when applied to undisturbed areas like wall voids.
www.domyown.com/cimexa-insecticide-dust-p-2513.html
Once that dust goes behind walls or in voids where water doesn't get to it, it's pretty much there to stay. It's not like a chemical spray that has a short residual time, especially outdoors where the sun rays really shorten them. Dust has become a very underused product over the years since non-repellent sprays like Alpine WSG, Phantom and others.
?? Can I spray hard wood floors.
Cyzmic CS Micro-encapsulated Insecticide is labeled for use indoors around baseboards and cracks and crevices. If you follow the manufacturer's product label and mix accordingly, the product should not leave any residue, but be sure to only apply a fine mist around baseboards. The Cyzmic CS Micro-encapsulated Insecticide is not labeled for broadcast spraying over your entire flooring. www.domyown.com/msds/CYZMIC_CS_Label.pdf
music in the background is annoying af
Essential oil at the beginning blurred out!? How about permethrin
What insecticide do you recommend?
Demand CS is a great option to use
www.domyown.com/demand-cs-p-46.html
We also have a great general pest prevention guide that can help in the long run as well www.domyown.com/integrated-pest-management-a-455.html
Which pesticide can l use to eliminate stubborn mosquitoes in my house?. They gets inside my pants and bites me . I can't sleep well at night coz they gets through the net and bites me. What kind of mosquitoes could they be coz normal mosquito don't get inside your pants ? They also fly and hide so it's hard to kill them
Our most popular general use product is called Bifen IT. It is widely used by pest control companies because it is labeled for almost every insect you could have a problem with and you can use it outside of the home as well as inside, it is odorless and very safe for use around children and pets. It is a liquid concentrate that you mix with water in a handpump sprayer and It will last for 60 to 90 days inside the home and 30 days outside of the home. Please read and follow the label instructions.
www.domyown.com/bifen-it-p-226.html?sub_id=11662
With Mosquitoes you need to find the source of there breeding which is normally stagnant water (Water that's been sitting for ages such as Ponds, and areas were rain water has been sitting for a long time. they breed in this environment so remove the water and your remove the mozzies
Different in California
Sorry, but what is a runoff point that you said not to spray? Thanks
Sorry for any confusion. That just means that if you spray so much product that is just starts running off, you have sprayed too much. You don’t need to spray until the product is dripping or running. Thanks for watching!
what is the sticky product for ?
If you are referring to the product in 6:47 of this video, they are glue boards that can monitor the level of insect infestation inside your home. If they are full of insects, you know you still have a problem. www.domyown.com/catchmaster-100i-insect-monitors-100-boards-300-monitors-p-2397.html?sub_id=14117
What's the chemical you used?
The video states when doing a general pest control treatment around the perimeter or on the inside of your home, you can use a liquid insecticide of your choice. Cyzmic CS www.domyown.com/cyzmic-cs-controlled-release-insecticide-p-1420.html?sub_id=17121 would be a great choice for a general insecticide since it is a micro-encapsulated product.
So you need to both spray and dust?
Yes, we recommend applying both a liquid insecticide and an insecticide dust for general pest control and treatment. Insecticide dust, also known as insect killer dust, offers additional protection against pests. Pests will walk through the dust and slowly die. Because it takes some time for pests to perish after contact with insecticide dust, it should be used with liquid insecticide for maximum results.
You can shop insecticide dust on our site here: www.domyown.com/insect-killer-dust-c-30_77.html
No,I don't think that would work because most dusts become ineffective if they get wet so dusting anything outside is in my opinion a complete waste of time,money ,resources and most dust products aren't labeled for or safe to use outdoors due to the dust becoming airborn
@@michaelmerck7576 he is talking about exterior cracks and crevices, not the entire exterior perimeter. You would use granular products for that if you don’t want to use spray.
Hi, I just bought some Alpine WSG because I currently have an ant and cockroach problem in my room, as well as seasonal stickbugs coming and going. I was wondering if this chemical is safe to spray inside the bedroom which I sleep in. If so, how long should I wait until I can safely sleep in the room? Thanks.
Once the surfaces treated with Alpine WSG are completely dried it is safe to return. You will want to make sure that is ventilated as much as possible and return about 2-4 hours later.
However there is no need to broadcast spray indoors for your target pest. Baseboard and crack and crevice treatment is sufficient.
@@domyown Thank you so much for the reply. So what you're saying is I only need to do the baseboards and crack and crevices when I spray the inside? I am also getting stinkbugs coming in from my air conditioner that is attached to the window. Should I spray around that as well? I also purchased the "Delta Dust" and Hand duster from your Amazon links. I was planning on dusting the cracks and crevices after spraying down everything. Would you still recommend this? Thanks.
Yes, you can spray Alpine WSG around the air conditioner connected to the window. Just give it time to dry before turning it back on. Delta dust is labeled for all your target pest so would be a good option as well.
@@domyown Thank you so much!
@@domyown Hi, I need to ask you another question if that's okay with you. So I sprayed my room and the outside of my home with Alpine WSG, I used 20 grams in about a gallon. I accidentally sprayed some on my garden of vegetables outside of my home. I was wondering if it would be safe to eat these after washing it, or should I just throw out the vegetables and not risk it at all? Thank you.
This was a great video
Know it all, seal off holes no need to spray them.
My pest Control guy say that spraying only outside the home does the work...is it true?
Spraying the outside perimeter is excellent for keeping bugs out, unfortunately, it will not effect any pests that have already made their way inside.
WHAT INSECTICIDE AND WHERE DO WE GET IT
We used the insecticides in our General Pest Control Kit that can be purchased on our website here... www.domyown.com/general-pest-control-starter-kit-p-14118.html If you require further assistance, feel free to contact us so we can assist you with your individual needs!
Spraying 3 ft up and out is going to run you 4 gallons
I’m glad you’re doing yourself but there’s no way I’d have you do my home like that
Unclear what chemicals should be used!
The video states when doing a general pest control treatment around the perimeter or on the inside of your home, you can use a liquid insecticide of your choice. Cyzmic CS www.domyown.com/cyzmic-cs-controlled-release-insecticide-p-1420.html?sub_id=17121 would be a great choice for a general insecticide since it is a micro-encapsulated product.
I came here to find what pesticide to use... Fail....
We have a variety of pest control kits on our website that may address your pest problem... www.domyown.com/pest-control-kits-c-186.html
& feel free to contact us 866-581-7378 Mon-Fri 9am-5pm ET, support@domyown.com, or live chat with us. We're happy to help!
One gallon won't be enough
You can't expect a pest controler to clear your gutters
I could. But that was because they offered the service. I fired them, though, after initially taking on their service. In this case, the problem was the owner did not seem to have employee buy-in for doing gutter cleaning. The employee seemed unhappy to be at risk from extended time on a ladder twenty feet off the ground. It *can* kill you. So, the dude skipped many of the sections (I have a complex roof). I ended up doing it myself, unwisely many tell me (55 years old at time), taking photos of the full gutter, and ripping the vendor. Gutter cleaning is funny. The odds of death are low. Then again, everybody injured or killed thought it would not happen to them.
Pet control
ughh the annoying music in the background,
It is absolutely irresponsible and unnecessary to put a 3ft up and put barrier anywhere. Spot treatments of around one square foot in critical control points
Awful tips 2/10 would fire the guy on the spot, apologise to customers and warn pest control associations about this guy ethics and abidence to the law. If he endangered my loved ones I'll sue!
You have got to be an American how do I know because Americans use the word sue in just about every sentence LOL
Will same method work for termites?
Treating for termites will depend on your specific situation - we have some information here on our site www.domyown.com/termites-c-3.html but also feel free to contact us at support@domyown.com or call 866-581-7378 to talk to one of our customer service pros :)