Bait method
Considerate of the environment by not spraying liquid agents! Termite prevention is possible without conducting work indoors.
The "bait method" is a termite control method that does not involve the use of chemical agents. A bait that termites prefer is placed in a special container called a "station," which is buried in the ground. Worker termites carry it back to the nest, leading to their extermination. The chemical agents are effective against molting organisms such as insects. Therefore, their impact on humans, dogs, cats, and other mammals, as well as fish, is extremely minimal. [Overview (partial)] ■ Method: Stations are installed around objects (no chemical treatment needed inside buildings) ■ Effect: A molting inhibitor is mixed with food that termites prefer, causing them to consume it and aiming for the extermination of the entire colony ■ Effective period: Effective as long as the bait is in place ■ Chemical used: Molting inhibitor *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
