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ORANGE OIL TERMITE TREATMENT
The primary advantage of using orange oil is its eco-friendliness. Unlike traditional chemical treatments, orange oil is an efficient and effective treatment that allows them to stay home during the time of service. Did you know, orange oil breaks down quickly in nature, making it a more responsible choice for homes with children and pets.
Orange Oil disrupts the lifecycle of termites effectively. When termites come into contact with orange oil, it penetrates their hard exoskeleton, damaging their internal organs. This leads to dehydration and ultimately death
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ORANGE OIL TREATMENT
WHEN IT COMES TO TERMITES,
WE TAKE THE HIGH GROUND
Orange oil offers a compelling alternative for termite treatment, particularly for those interested in a more natural pest control solution. Its insect-killing properties, eco-friendliness, and pleasant scent make it an attractive option for many homeowners. However, it's essential to recognize its limitations, including the need for frequent reapplication and varying effectiveness against different types of termites.
HOW BAD IS IT?
Dry wood termites thrive in warm, humid environments LUCKY WE LIVE HAWAII! They can be found in many areas across the United States. Unlike their subterranean cousins, dry wood termites do not need contact with the soil and can infest wooden structures exposed to their environment. They can live inside the wood they eat, making it difficult to detect their presence until significant damage occurs.
For homeowners dealing with severe termite infestations, consulting with pest control professionals is a wise move. A thorough treatment plan that combines various strategies, including orange oil, can achieve the best results in controlling termite populations and protecting homes from future damage.
TOUGHER THAN TERMITES
Delaying treatment can escalate costs dramatically. In extreme cases, homes can suffer so much damage that they become unsafe. Additionally, homes with histories of termite issues experience drops in resale value. Potential buyers may be reluctant to invest in a property marked by pest damage, which can further complicate your financial situation.
Justin Duny Licensed & Certified Termite Specialist Says:
Termites can be a serious problem for homeowners here in Hawaii. "Termites can cause such extensive damage to properties, that it can cause partial or total collapse. If you're fortunate enough to have never dealt with termites consider yourself lucky." - Justin Duny
Termites can cause significant damage to homes, with an estimated cost of $5 billion to $10 billion per year. To protect investment, it's important take steps to prevent termite infestations. In fact, some states require termite protection on new homes as part of their building codes. For example, all homes in Hawaii are required to have some form of termite protection.