Termite Control in Aubrey, TX

Bait is inside locked in-ground stations rather than applied to soil or the structure, so there is nothing accessible to children, dogs or livestock moving around the property. That containment is a large part of why the system suits acreage.

A liquid barrier treats the soil around a structure so termites die crossing it. Sentricon works through stations that foragers carry bait back from, so the colony is the target rather than the individuals arriving. Out here, where the colony may be feeding on buried site timber, that distinction matters.

We come back and treat it under the warranty at no extra charge. Around Aubrey the reason activity appears is often buried timber from site clearing rather than anything about the house, and monitoring is what finds that before the structure is involved.

Every station, on the regular cycle. On acreage we agree at the start which structures are in scope, because a monitored house next to an untreated timber outbuilding leaves the colony a food source and the reports would not reflect the real picture.

No, the work happens outside. On acreage we will want to know which outbuildings are in scope before the visit, because timber structures sitting on soil matter as much as the house and adding them afterwards means a second trip.

Stations go in around the perimeter at roughly ten feet, flush enough to mow over. On newer properties the landscaping is usually young enough that this is simple. Where a bed has been built against the slab we will say whether it is worth changing while we are there.

Re-treatment is covered while the plan is running, with no charge for the visit or the work. Existing damage is not covered, and that is true of every termite warranty rather than a quirk of ours. You get the actual wording rather than a paraphrase.

Priced per property. Out here the figure usually reflects how many structures are included rather than the size of the house, since newer construction on a simple footprint needs fewer stations than a home with several outbuildings in the job.

Out here the argument is about what is under the house rather than what is on it. Site clearing buries stumps and form boards, and a colony feeding on that shows nothing above ground for years. A monitored system finds that; a barrier applied once and forgotten does not.