Termite treatment being applied around a home's foundation
Termidor soil barrier

Chemical Treatmenta continuous barrier under the house.

Chemical is applied to the soil below floors and around the perimeter of the structure, creating a continuous barrier that inhibits subterranean termite infestation.

America's number one termite defense product: a little bit of Termidor goes a long way in treating your home.

After Termidor is applied, termites that contact it transfer it to every other termite they touch. Because Termidor is engineered to be slow-acting, the termites have ample time to spread it through the entire colony — including those that never touch treated soil themselves.

That's what separates a soil barrier that works from one that only stops the termites that happen to walk into it.

Why Termidor

  • Active ingredient (fipronil) is typically just 0.06% of the solution — lower than older liquids and most insecticides
  • An average home treatment uses only about 8 ounces of active ingredient
  • Fipronil has been used worldwide since 1995 for pet flea and tick control and on food crops
  • Virtually no odor — you and your family won't notice a thing

Termites that contact Termidor transfer it to every other termite they in turn contact — a unique process called the Transfer Effect.

Subterranean termites?A soil barrier stops them coming up.

Book an inspection and we'll tell you whether a soil treatment is the right option.