Why Not Do It Yourself?

Many of us believe that we can save money by doing things ourselves. In some cases this is true, but think about how easy the "DO IT YOURSELF" television programs make it seem to redo a room or add a deck in one day. Have you ever tried that yourself? It NEVER goes as smooth as they make it seem on TV. 
 
When it comes to pest control you are adding an element of danger because you are dealing with chemicals which, if not used properly, can harm you and your family.
 
Many people go by the grocery store, hardware store, or the big outlets to pick up pesticides. First of all there is no one in these locations specifically trained and licensed in the use of these chemicals to tell you the proper use. Secondly, most of all the products sold in these stores are designed with the intent of having you come back to buy more. Do it yourself products purchased in these stores are often supplied in insufficient quantities that cannot do the job properly. There is no guarantee. You put yourself at  risk by using them - risk from exposure and risk of not solving your pest problem.
 
But, if you must do it yourself, then we recommend that you equip yourself properly with the correct safety equipment and the most effective products available on the market. Get educated on doing the job right by dealing with a specialty store such as "Pest Solutions". Pest Solutions is owned and operated by a Licensed Pest Control Operator. They will be able to work with you in guiding you through the procedures for treating your home properly, and be able to provide you some of the same products that are used by the professionals in the Pest Control industry. You can contact Pest Solutions at: 1-888-728-PEST (7378).

DIY Termite Treatment



​Recommendations:

Our homes are usually one of the our biggest investments and we want to make sure you are protecting it correctly.

RECOMMENDATIONS when treating against Termites:

• Use only TERMIDOR to treat the home
• Apply TERMIDOR at the rate of 4 gallons every 10 linear feet around the foundation of the structure.
• Make sure you have the proper drill to drill through the cemented areas.  
• Make sure you have a pressurized spray tank to push the chemical into the soil and under the slab areas.
• Make sure that bath traps are cut and treated where the interior plumbing pipes penetrate through the slab

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Remember, you aren't just purchasing chemical when you hire a Professional Pest Control Operator, you are purchasing the years of experience they have in protecting families from pests.