There are several different methods and a variety of insecticides that may be used to combat wood insects and because no two jobs are exactly alike it's extremely important to get a certified, trained professional to determine the safest and most effective method of fumigation.
You can be assured that the friendly, professional staff at Fumigation Unlimited are just the professionals you can trust to do the job right.

The following methods and treatments are the ones we have found to be the safest and most effective.

Baiting

Baiting is the most significant innovation to occur in subterranean termite control technology since the introduction of modern termite control chemicals in the 1950's.
There are several advantages to baiting for termite control but two are paramount. First, a termite bait actually suppresses activity by a termite colony to attack a structure. In fact termite baits may, under the right circumstances, eliminate the termite colony. The second important advantage is the dramatic reduction in the amounts of pesticide necessary for termite control when termite baits are used in place of barrier treatments.

Soil Treatment

Introduce yourself to PREMISE^® Insecticide, the innovative termiticide from Bayer Corporation that more and more pest control operators are recommending. The unique chemistry makes it an effective, low-risk choice for termite control. By spreading throughout the soil, PREMISE provides a complete treated zone around your house against intruding termites – a feature we call Lateral Soil Movement. And PREMISE has no odor. The chemical isn't volatile, meaning there are no airborne vapors to create an unpleasant smell. If you choose, you and your family can remain at home during the entire application procedure.

Gas Fumigation

A wood-penetrating gas fumigation is the only sure way to kill all the enemies within. This safe, thorough procedure has been performed effectively for decades on homes, schools, museums and other buildings. Whether you have termites or other wood-destroying insects, a licensed professional will release the required amount of fumigant into your home. This fumigant penetrates the wood and destroys the existing infestation in your home. Once the fumigation is completed, you'll re-enter your home knowing that the battle against wood-destroying insects is finally over. And you have won.
There are two gas fumigants that can be used for these fumigations: VIKANE and methyl bromide. Only VIKANE provides peace of mind.
That's because VIKANE won't cause odor problems. Methyl bromide can react with sulfur-containing products to cause a severe, lasting odor. VIKANE Gas Fumigant is odorless, clean, non-staining, non-corrosive and non-flammable. Plus, it penetrates wood faster than methyl bromide.