Commercial Termite Control

Small holes in wood, crumbling drywall, sagging doors or floors, insect wings, and small mud tubes are some of the more obvious potential signs of termites. But, even if you don't notice any of these signs, that doesn't necessarily mean termites, or the conditions that invite them, aren't there. That's because termites are masters at avoiding detection, remaining completely hidden within walls and wood while they do their worst damage. Regular inspections by Schendel are the only way to ensure your facility truly is, and remains, free from termites and the damage they can cause.

Schendel Team Members have the training in termite biology and behavior to identify, prevent, or responsibly treat termite problems, before they get out of control. And they use the most advanced and effective termite defense products to help prevent problems and damage over the long term.

The first thing Schendel will do is perform a thorough initial inspection of your business. The purpose of the inspection is to determine if, where, and how termites are getting in. In order to find food (wood/cellulose) and moisture, termites will squeeze through cracks as narrow as the thickness of a sheet of paper. Expansion joints, foundation cracks, tiny gaps around plumbing, and electrical service entries are all potential entry points.

Every accessible inch of the building that comes into contact with the ground will be examined, and the entire structure will be inspected for signs of damaged wood and termite shelter tubes. Your Schendel Team Member will check for termite activity and can also explain how to correct any conditions in your facility that invite termites. There are two types of services that Schendel offers: Termite Baiting and Termite Liquid Treatments. Your termite inspection will help determine which program will be best suited to your business.